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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BROS, Auctioneerx

II
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
HoGsE, STUDIO, FoUNDRY,, &c: BELONG
M TO HIS The Hs5 I1TE fLARK
9fEN sqBpTyIpED Into p Twelve ID PAR;
acE i fFkcTITEL9 aNb T ThNs
%dd6 aEb G S9HEHs GhAfEE k5zb BRENT
BY virtue Of q decree Of the supreme Court OF ~
Of ~ aay
in said cause Will offer for sale on the PREMISE
a. J. nm at God NJ ali
that parcel of land and premises. known as Meadow
BE- m e a
which has been snbdiyided d by us into twelve lots
bia Iurnpipe and b q o r. improved by comforta-
BILE Frame Dwelling and outhouses. This lot has the
Let IN seres fronting on Column
'n Lot eonns fronting on B.
O. R.R., improved by brick studio.
RR and on new rad a % by the Trustees
Lot 6. containing 357-lOO acres, fronting on the
Lot :, containing 44s-1oO acres. fronting on the
Lot s. containing 5.66-1OO acres. fronting on the
Lot 9. containing 6.a51OO acres. fronting the
Lot 10, containing 7;21,loo acres fronting on
Lot /. containing 645-I 90 acres fronting on Brent
wood al nd on the New Road.
Lot containing 20 acres. fronting Queens
Chapel Road
This property Is of the best the Dis
trict being within fifteen minutes drive of city,
access to which is had by roads and by the B. and
o. railroad and adjacent to the National Fair Associa
ton Grounds, and Will make splendid Villa Sites. 1t
can readily be subdivided into smaller Building Lots
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree One-thrd
C) of he purchase money cash in hand; and the resi-
due credit of j. one and CD years. i'll equal
ins.allments. and the purchaser will be required
give his notes. bearing six per interest, with
deed of truss upon the property the deferred
installments, unless the purchaser in any prefers
10 pay cash, i'll which the trustees authorized
To receive Inc same instead of taking the notes and
deed Of trust Conveyance5 TO be made upon the
hrma1ion of the sales by the court.
TO insure good faith the part of purchasers,
Hundred Dollars of the cash payment upon each Lot
sold will be required be deposited al the time OF
sale Pldts of the Property as subdivided be OBJ
tanned of either of the Trustees, office of
auctioneerS
Parties desiring to attend sale will take train leaving
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot (New Jersey ave-
nue. at 1910 p. LII. for Mills station.
c. c. COLE.
Ats OuiSlana ave,
I. A. LAMBERT,
40 9TH ST. NV,
s T. THOMAS,
452 ID ST. NV.
je4d Trustees.
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STEAMERS

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier, No. AZ North River, foot of Morton
street. New York.
81 >iinun. Durand Wednesday. June "a pm.
Ohinde. Rodrlgues, Wednesday, July l, Z AIN
NOrLndndie, Fr.ngeul. W etinessIay July s., z D. m
~ Laurent, de Joiissen, Wednesday July ID, 5 am
Checks payable Oh sight. in amounts to suit, tue
Banque Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BE-
BIAN. Agent. No. q Bowling Green, New York.
Messrs BELL & Co, Agents fer the District of
Columbia, I437 Pennsylvania avenue.
jelS Washington d. C,
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The English CoIiiery Disaster.
FIRE DAMP THE CAUSE OF THE EXPLoSIO
ONLY 160 MEN STILL. IN TILE NINE

FIRE DAMP THE CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION
ONLY 16O MEN STILL IN THE MINE.
LONDON, June 1S.-Later dispatches from
Manchester say the explosion was caused by
fire damp. There were working in the mine at
the time 1t occurred $40 miners. One hundred
and sixty OF these were at work in the level
in which the explosion occurred, They are still
in the mine and cannot be reached, owing to
the masses of coal thrown down by the eXplo-
sion and which closed up their means of exit.
The 100 men before reported rescued were
taken out before noon. Great excitement has
been caused by the disaster.
A dispatch from Manchester SAYS that up to
haifpast two o'clock this afternoon eighteen
dead bodies had been recovered from the Pen
dIebury colIfery.
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rU n A RID LIN E.

rUNARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIN Err
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40, n. R, NEW YORK
GALLIA..-....Sat June 20 GALLIA---...Sat, July Is
AURANIA.-..-Sat-, June AURANIA. July rs
ETRU Sat, July ETaURIA...Sat-. Aug.
SEKvIA Sat. July | SERvIA sat. Aug. 8
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-1 ,abin-$6O, $50 and ST. 90
according 10 accommodate rs.
Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu-
rope al lowest Rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
HayTe. Antwerp and other ports the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
Office, No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin 10 OTIS B1GELOW CO.. 600 9Th street.
WasIiIirt ton, u. G.
VERNON ii. BROWN & CO., New York.
MesSrs. OTIS BIGELOW Il CO..
1ei0 GD1 nth street. WASHINGTON
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
Is ~ -'-A'D
Schedule in effect SUNDAY, NAY 3D. 1855, until
further notice.

Schedule in effect SUNDAY, May 3D. 1885 until
further notice.
Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Jer-
For Chicago 1000 and 1910 D. H. daily The 1000
Chicago arriving in Piitsburg at 7:sO p m chicago
next morning at 500 No extra fare is charged on this
For Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis daily at $50
p m: anu io:iop ?. NJ vita through coaches and Pal
$3.50 p m train Is fast limited train TO Cincinnati
:45 St Louis :;s0 pm NJ extra fare IS charged en-
For f1tsbarg at loco M, with Parlor Car and
0cl0 2 m daily TO pii,sourg, Cleveland and Detroit.
For Baltimore ON week days, 5, 6:lO. e:i0, 80
ss2 ana ao 20 o. ri alo li0 40 Ia t:. & 4minu,e
For Baltimore Oh sundays, $40 80. $50 and
Fo. points on The shenandoah Valley Railroad end
points south. 9e1 daily, and 9:lo p. III. daily.
30 a m train has Pullman sleeper, Washington to
For Annapolis q so a. m, and 1910 and 4:30 p III
On sunday, $50 m, 4:to p N.
more, 8. $50. $50 1910 pm. 5;,'. 40 1.O0
ana pm; On sunday; SO m and 30 $50
Br9 siIv 70 ia m daily i' exp, sunday and go
on sunday stops all stations. tor Lexington >t.un
day Tor Frederick, $40 $40 pln daily except
For Hagerstown and Winchester $40 am daily.
except SUNDAY and 80 p m daily TO Haserstown
Trains arrive from the West daily, 600, .:2O am,
1:l5, $50 pm
From Annapolis $50 m, and l:5O and 5:oj d. m
Sunday. 1913 NJ, SD pm.
From Lexington DO p. daily, except SUNDAY
From frederick and Intermediate points SIS a. H.
and S:i5 pm. cally, except Sunday
Trains leave BAIT Washington "a 5:lO
$50 30 800 9a,5 and 1880 III 5, 30 g. L.
4:2o 5. $50, 500 300 and i ION Sundays. $50
1:2o 900 and S.Io l:s,O, ,:So 40 $50 $50
$50. 800 and ! 100 pm.
All trains from Washington stop At Relay Station
except 20. .5:i5 and Gao pm
Fer further information apply ut the baltimore
and ohio Ticket Ofice-N ashIIsston station 81 and
1901 Pennsyiva avenue. corner OF Fourteenth
where orders viii be taken for baggage To be-
checked and received at any point in the CITY
B. DCNHAM T. h LORD
Gen Manager. Baltimore. O. p A.
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I NR. DODD'S NERViSE, No. "a PERMANENT
- Cure for Nervous and Physical Debility. Loss OF
TALLY, caused by indiscretloli, excuses, DC.
sold at sTANDIFORDS st Cloud Pharmacy. cor
ner 9TH and r SITS. Price 81.
Zen hy naol iph
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BOWLING, AuctlOneer.

IMPORTANT SALE: TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT
THE CORNER OF AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTIIWE EST, BEING No. lOl8
THIRTEENTH STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 2Sth day eA
of December A. D. 1881, recorded in Liber 9sS s"tN
folio 424, and of another deed of trust dated l.l
March Sth n. D. 1854, recorded in Liber 1919 iuiiO
53, the subscribers will at the request of the parties
secured thereby sell to the highest bidder In front of
DAY pF JUNE, A. D. 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK in the
afternoon, the following valuable property, viz:
Lot numbered ST (fity-four), In Michael Green's
subdivisions of square PAS 1.-TWO hundred and forty
ofCOumbia according TO the recorded plat thereof
said Lot fronting thirty feet l. street northwest
and seventy three feet five inches, less, on
18th street northwest, with the reservation OF the
said Green and wife TO Thomas W. BARLEY June 10Th
1873 Ibcr 49, Elio 100. Also, the part of Lots
thrty-eight and thirty nine go and 39) In the heirs
ohm Uavidsons Subdivision said square 2AS in
or less, an alley, by Hi feet deep and containing
stable and dwelling house. being all of said lots 3S
and 80 not released by deed from the Trustees Au-
gust 1st 1883. tog with ali the improvements ct
cetera, as in said deeds mentioned.
The terms of SAFE follows: One-ffth of the
purchase money In Cash tOf which $500 must be paid
the Time OF sile( and the residue. In equal amounts
in one two three and years from the day of sale
for which the purchaser must give notes bearing
interest at six per per aInm until maid the
interest payable semi-aGally and the principal and
interest pay able at the Office Of Riggs T. Co.. In WASH
ingon city the whole to he secured the Satisfaction
of the trustees by deed of trust the premises sold
and the trustees reserve the right resell the prop
erty. any part thereof after five days notice pub
of sale are not complied with within ten fIU) days
AFTER the day Of sale. AL conveyanCing will be at the
cost Of the purchaser.
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Another Analysis Of the Water.


DISTRICT CHEMIST DE sMEDr FINDS ANIMAL
GUILE IN IT, BUT SAYS THEY ARE HARMLESS
COMFORTING ASSURANCE THAT WHILE THE
WATER CONTAINS INFUSORIA SUPERIOR TO
THE MoNoDINACEE, AND EMBRYONs OF
PARASITES AND HELMINTHEs IT HAS NO
BACTARIACE1E OR vEBRIONIACEE.
District Chemist De Smedt has sent to Health
Officer Townshend a report of the analyses
made of two samples of water, marked No. $50
and No. 377, collected by a committee of physi-
clans to investigate the condition OF the water
supply of Washington. The report gives the
result of the analysis of sample No. 376, which
is described as "slightly turbid odorless." The
analysis is followed with the opinion: "Good
potable water" Sample S77 is described as
follows:
Appearance very muddy, and has somewhat
of fishy odor. Half of the contents was kept
in bottle, uncorked, for two days, and shaken
from time to time, when the odor disappeared,
suppose from the effects of aeration." Follow
ing the analysis is the opinion: ''Good potable
n which, when sncs
titles, might produce irritation Of the intestines
and consequently diarrhoea."
MICROSCOPIC ExAMINATIoN.
Under this head the report says
"As a rule, water contains q quantity Of veg
etable anc animal living Organisms; in fact,
one may say that all the infusoria superior to
the monodfnacee are found in potable waters
and are considered harmless, with the excep-
astes and heiminfhee. On the con-
trary, in polluted waters we ind almost
invariably the bactarface3 vibrfoniacea
sometimes associated with some monodlnacee.
In the Potomac water can be seen quantities OF
different classes Of animalcules, such Is para
mecie ETC., all Of q superior order TO the mono
dinace3. These living organisms are generally
an indication Of potable water, In as much as
they cannot live In polluted water. Our aualy-
ses have demonstrated the fact that the Poto-
mac water Is good potable water, - well as the
two samples submitted, with the exception of
the great quantity OF mineral silt In suspense
found in sample No. 377."
The report concludes with the opinion Of Prof
baltimore, OF the University or Rochester, that
the nsh-like odor OF river water II due to the
decay OF algae, and that there Is no evidence
drink It.
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GAZE & 9E PHE Ndh4H sb
AND SEvENTH STREETS WfsT; on The
TWEEN THiRTEEST fH AND ), Fo itTE Il Il
STR lr MEsT on S THE WEST slDE En- OF
srRnETs sourH; AND of On fiji Tie N AGn 4
SIDE OF s0GTH G sTkEET, BETWEES oNE-
SHEET
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of e.fH
ct al vs. Bachiy ass 60
will offer for SALE at public auction in front OF tue
inater stated following real estate located in the
csy q hs'Ee 3, HiE
ASK O'CLOCK ?. NJ, the middle one-third part Of
o r the an N ao in qhe ~
north street at distance of 10 feet liz inches east
nc on o' said is M
thence north 100 feet and inches to alley thence
and inches to the place Of beginning With the inn
provements thereon consisting in threestory brick
On WEDNEsbAY. JUNE TwENTY-FoURTH,
1855. at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, part of the original
Lots numbered "A and Is. in the square numbered
street point rs feet west of the northeast corner
OF said lot To- and running thence west said line of
alley thence 25 feet thence north 81 feet to
the place of beginning. improved by threestory
On THU RsDAY, JUN E TWESTY-FiFTH. 1885,
the being ct nf he. nnr Is
and inches front First street east by the depth Of
said list street at the northeast crner Of said lot and
running thence due west by and with the north line
thereof .3 feet: thence south feet: thence 20
feet to the most western line of said lot thence south
feet and inches; thence 93 feet said Of
said First street. and thence due north by and with
said last mentioned line % feet and d inches to the
place of beginning improved by two-story frame
tenements, Nos 300 and 9O1 First street southea
On FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY sixth. 1855, at
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. original Lots 5, u and Z. in the
square known as square, east of square 642, fronting
on south street, between Onehalf street west and
Canal street.
Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money to
De paid In cash; the residue i'll equal instruments
and two years with interest until paid the defer ed
to be secured by the OF the purchasers
the title to be retained until The iull OF the
purchase money and the interest thereon All con-
veyancn2 at the cost of the purchasers 500 deposit
on acceptance OF each bid.
JAMES S. EDWARDS, Trustee
i12 9Th street northwest,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jelleo&ds
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CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
~ HOUSE AND LOT, WITH FRAME STABLE
ON ALLEY IN REAR, SIXTH STREET, BE
TWEEN AND b SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of dec ee Of the Supreme Court 80
day of June A H. 1855. in equity No 9243 IL
between George Caliagian; guardian, and Mary 10
the undersigned. as Trustee will sell Ut public
ton on the premises, on WEDN ESDAY, THE
TWENTY Fourth Of JUNE, 1885. ut FIVE
O'CLOCK n the south eighteen lsl feet by the
eigh, hundred and seventy $50. The imp ovenents
consist OF comfortable twostory brick house. 9TH
street southeast between and Bwith frame stable
OIL the alley in The and at the side of said lot
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. balance I'm one and
two from day of sale with in CREST payment of
deferred purchase money to be secured by Oissory
notes Of purchaser and lien on the property sod
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser Terms Of sale
TO be complied with In ten days from sale, property
atter five days notice in The Evening star
JAS. FULLERTON, Trustee,
5l9 7th street
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Illness Of Judge II. w. BARLEY.

Judge T. w. BARLEY is lying critically i'll at
his home, corner 18th and L streets and this al.
ternoon there appeared to be little hope OF his
recovery. Judge BARLEY, who is seventy-four
years OF age is a native of Ohio. He served in
that state as circuit judge, as lieut.. governor
and for a time as acting governor. He came TO
this city about fifteen years ago, and besides
engaging in the practice OF law has for several
years conducted the american Register, a paper
devoted to the principles Of the democratic
marty.
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vi RRIED.

Ely s. Prime, United States gauger ut II;
more, fell down the stairs of his residence
terday and broke his neck.
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Gen. Grant Thinks Himself Failing.



FOR HIS FAMILY.
While DIR. Douglas was taking n nap yester-
day afternoon Gen. Grant stole away from the
cottage at Mt. McGreeor and walked To tho
brow of the mountain, a hundred yards away,
When he returned he was greatly exhausted
and sank into a chair i'm the parlor. Very soon
he indicated by signs that he wanted some
writing materials, which were procured for him,
and he then wrote for nearl, half an hour The
result was two letters or papers. one headed
Memoranda for my family" In IL the general
had written that lac thought lac WAS failing and
Tor certain instructions that he desired carried
out he referred his family To other and more
definite memoranda prepared by him "A little
while before leaving New York. The other note
he folded and addressed 10 Dr. Douglas. He
handed both the papers To Col. Fred. Grant.and
that addressed 90 the physician is understood
10 be of similar import "a that to the family.
Later DIR. Douglas telegraphed To New York Tor
DIR. sands asking him 10 come 10 Mt Mc1fregor.
Ely $. Prime, United States gauger ut Baltf-
more, fell down the stairs of his residence YES
terday and broke his neck.
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"A.
c. NJ. MATTHEW'S trustees
ip12-d&da lZllS 81 street..
|HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
- ON SECUNDSTREETE EAST, NEAR II SIREET

rHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
- NSECUNDSTREETEA EAST, NEAR II STREET
NORTH.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of e.A
the District OF Columbia Passed in Equity cause iM
No. 0;t49 between James A. hinge al and John A.ss
W. King ct al. the undersigned Trustee, will sell
DAY,JUNE lWf.SfiErH, 1885. at FiVEUCLOCK
p NJ. all the estate. right title and interest of the
inches by the depth of I64 feet s inches Of original
TERMS Of sale: One-thrd cash. and balance In one
and two years from day of sale. with interest or all
cash purchasers option. Payment deferred pur-
chase-Inoney TO be secured by deed trust On prop
Sold deposit of $50 Will be required at time Of
Terms to be complied with in ten days or prop
erty will be resOld at defauting purchasers risk aud
cost, after five days notice In Evening Star
JAMES III. SAVILLE, Trustee
l4l0 st. NV
DUNCANSDN BROS., AuctfCDeard. ie&}d.Eds
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:, l4I8 + ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS., Auctiobesrs te3-dEds


IL
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STKEEr
KNOWN AS NO. l52.
Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of the e..ee
last will and testament Of Thomas Mcdonnell ia
late OF Washington, ID. G.. deceased, duly admit :s9
led to probate and recorded in WIN Book No. 10
fno 4l2 Sc:
the undersigned surviving executor, viii offer at
public auction, on TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY
18TH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, on the premises
parts OF Lots numbered one u! and thirty (3Ol, IN
guare numbered seven hundred and twenty-eigh
7zsl, in said city Of Washington known Us sub,
% "A. having Q front on said East Capitol street
inches. and depth Of eishty-ive $50 feet and SIX
- inches, and improved by good three-story an
nces and other appur,enan said premises beinl
.nown No. l62 East Capitol street.
Terms Of sale: One third () Of the purchase none,
be paid In cash. and the residue in two equal pay.
.egts OF one and two years with interest at six ne
ent per snnam until paid, and secured by deed oi
rust. All cOnveyancing and recording ut purchaser
ost deposit OF one hundred 400 dollars required
the time OF SALE Terms Of sale TO be complied with
thin ten tl0) days -
+. MARCELLuS cox,
rrvivtng Executor Of Thomas Mcdonnell. deceased
ffsS-d.sTa
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T'HE NEW ORLEANS EAsr LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

eHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route to the south and Southwest
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY SD, Isr.o
e.25 am daily, New Orleans Fast Line. Tor all
points on line of Shenandoah Valley Norfolk
and Western. East Tennessee. Virginia and
georgia Railroads. Atlanta. Macon, Jackson
VILE. Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New or
leans, ami the South and southwest Pullman
Palace Sleeping CARS between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting al
sienandoah Junction with Pullman Cars. New
YORK 10 Atlanta
BIO p NJ daily. Memphis Express For all points
south, southeast and Southwest Pullman Pal
ace sleeping Cars between shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting Ut
Cleveland, Tenn, with Pullman Cars TO New
Orleans without change
Trains leave H. d o. X IL PASSENGER Station corner
New Jersey avenue aud street
For tickets sleeping reservations and all nfor
nation apply al ticket offices, 6l9 Penna ave-, 1851
Peana. ave. anu depot H. y. r. r., ard cffiee OF
the Line 5O7 Penna- ave. where orders will be tax EN-
,or baggage 10 Dc called for in any part of the city
A POPE, K j. LOCKWOOD
Gean- Pass and tkt- Agt Pass. and Tiki, Agt
mhI6-6mO
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Commencement Of Laws. semtn.rv,

The commencement and rhetorical exercises
of the Laws seminary came off last night at
the Wesley Zion A. NJ. Il. church, ID street
southwest. The exercises were highly compli-
mented by Revs. T. S. Robinson, r. Fl. G. Dy-
son and Col. George NJ. Arnold, who made in
teresting addresses. Rev. VIM. III. Scott treas
the teachers, r. s. Laws aud Miss Ida Nj. Lewis
He presented class of seven. who are ready
for the normal department in September, to
two of whom, L. W. Hilary and Miss Ida B.
White, he gave certificates Of graduation iron.
the primary Department
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoN.-Thec CON-
mittee from the Post ONCE department., APP
pointed to conduct the examination Of appli-
cants for positions as post Office inspectors,
began their labors to-day at the rooms of the
selected for examination about one half were
examined to-day. The remainder will be ex-
amtned tomorrow. The examination was prac-
tical and was intended to have direct applica-
ton to the fitness OF the candidates for the posi-
tons to which they aspire. One requirement
description Of q certain person. Or. Gregory,
of the civil service commission, was the person
selected for description, and he stood up for
tinized him closely before writing down their
descriptions. There are SO vacancies to be filled
by this examination.
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
liquor license was to-day issued 10 John w,
Fisher.
building Inspector Entwisle I'm company
with Engineer Commissioner Iydecker paid n
visit TO the : street school building this after
noon TO make final inspection prior 20 its ac-
cepfance from the contractors. II il near 18th
street, and is TO be known as the Dennisou
school
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TelegraDhic Briefs.

Gen. Walter Turnbull will retire from the
San Francisco Alta California, having disposed
OF his interest to eXIieut. Gov. johnson.
Franks rag and hide ware room at Zanes-
vile, Ohio, burned yesterday; loss 81 5000.
The Austrian court will go into mourning for
week in respect to the memory of the late
Prince Frederick Charles