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District Government Affairs.

NO NEW SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT To-pAy
There was no action to-day towards making n
new superintendent OF schools by the Commits
sioners.
COMMERCIAL AGENTS LICENSED
The following commercial agents have filed
their applications and received licenses since
yesterdays list was published: Theodore Erie
bus, 313 Sth street northwest: James b Ram
sey, Penna-: S. :. Edmonston, Baltimore: Geo
Gulick, 245 LIST street southeast, T. o. Berry
Sol Market Space.
MISCELLANEOUS
The District Commissioners have appointed
Dennis Harrtgan. Mich Cahill, Geo. Watt and
VIM. Henderson additional policemen for
service ut the Naval observatory, and Ed. ii.
Lee, private, for service on 14th street road
The agent of the Traders and Travellers
union has decided to abandon the plan for
eyading the District law imposing tax of 5000
on commercial agents, and the bureau estal-
iished by New York merchants Tor this purpose
has been closed.
Mr.. Peter McIntire writes TO the Com
missioners that he was surprised TO receive a
demand prohibiting the fencing of his own
real property, duly and regularly assessed and
requests that the order be revoked.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IGleglanS to The Star.
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.

English Men-Of. War Going to the Baltic
With TOrpedOes-Extraord Mill.
tary Activity at Odessa.
LONDON, April 1.-Two men-of-war belong
ing to the channel squadron, now at Kings
town, Ireland, have been ordered to Ports
mouth to take torpedoes on board. 1t is reported
that they will then proceed Immediately to the
Baltic.
MILITARY ACTIVITY AT ODESSA.
Advices from Odessa state that there is great
military activity in that city. This is mani
tested not only by the garrison, but also by
other troops stationed there. Numerous bat
garrison at Kertsch is engaged night and day in
fastening the completion Of the works at that
point, and the Touring mills are worked at
visions,
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

IMPRovEMENTs.-AIr.J Joseph F. Birch has just
completed, on Goth, between p and @ streets,
two three-story houses, with brick front, con.
tanning ten rooms each, and finished with hard
woods, costing Sd, O0O.-Mr. B. K. Gladmon is
improving his livery stables on 3lst street by
building a new brick front. Mr.. VIM. Hutchins
Is the contractor.
APLEASANT MISUNDERSTANDING children
of the NJ. P. Sunday school on Congress street
gave an entertainment last night entitled Eye
Little Old Folks" in the basement of the
church, which was witnessed by a large and
highly pleased audience
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Maryland ar
rived with l,SOO bushels Of corn for Hartley
Bros.
1EMPERArUREAN AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
7A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 40; condition,
g; receiving reservoir, temperature, as; .condi-
g. distributing reservoir, ten perature, 4S; condi
tion at infiuent gate house, 4: efiuent gate
house. g. High tide in the river to-day at 10 p.
m. Low tide at am.
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VI ARRVEn

,RUPPREGHT-BICKING. On April =, 1885. by
and AUGUSTA BIChING at the groom's residence
604 A street northeast.
WRiGhT-WHIPPLE March 1S. 1885 by the
KEY lDr. Slocun Of the First CONGREGATIONAL church
OF baltimore; FRED. a WRIGHT 10 Miss ROSA.
aasher OF Madison Whipple, esq. both of this city
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The Railroad ManslauShtcr Case.

THE CASE GOES OVER UNTIL MONDAY.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the trial OF
John Sullivan, the Baltimore and Ohio signal
man, indicted for manslaughter in causing the
death of Engineer Michael j. Riley, in the col
ision at the "Y," July 10Th last, was adjourned
till Monday.
After THE STARS report closed J. +. Legge
the general agent testified for the government
and the defense began its testimony by calling
Z. r. u. Franz, who testified that the Baltimore
train ran into the "Y' at the rate of twenty
miles an hour. and John I. Wade. who testified
that the white signal was being shown from the
west side OF the target when the accident oc-
Cured.
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Reported for TIE EVENING STAR
DEATHs-Principal T. II. Ficklin, of Wash
ington school, lost q young babe by death this
morning.-Atiss Kate Appich, daughter of
David Appich, the King-street confectioner,
died this morning.
NoTEs-Bishop Randolph has arrived here,
and will hold Confirmation services at Grace
church tonixht-Rev. D.. Sharp, the pastor
of Grace church. who has been very i'll, is inn
proving.-Trade at the fssh wharf here is still
moderate, the arrivals being small.-The
funeral Of John n. Gatscha, who died at the
deceased, who was q stranger, was buried nom
St Mary's church.-Mr. ]. e. Rose, Of this
ago In Prince william county.-The corpora
ton court viii open on Monday, and Judge
Meade expects to give his judgment then In the
Leestreet road Injunction case.-The steam
tug Annie ran ashore at Monkeys Point yester-
day.-The pungy boat Colburn, which went
ashore Wednesday near the Maryland bank,
new steel rails on the Washington, Ohio and
Western railroad ID Ia progress.
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The Wheat Market Excited.

WAR RUMORS CAUSE PRICES TO GO UP AGAIN
IN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April II, II a. m.-The excitement
with higher prices again prevailing on the re-
newed belief that war between England and
Russia may be declared. The government esti-
mates reducing the probable winter wheat
yield one hundred million bushels, supple
mented by continued bad reports from the
wheat growing districts, were also employed as
q bull argument. May wheat, which closed at
s6ss last night, sold as high as SSss, but is
back again to SO. Corn is ruling very strong,
with 453s bid for May. Oats, 344a for May.
Pork, 1890 for May.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE wheat market
opened stronger, owing to a decline in consols.
Prices are up l q 11a per bushel options,
with some little excitement and a fair degree OF
activity.
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MILITARY ACTIVITY AT o.
Gen. Grants Condition.

UNFoUNDED RUMoRS THAT HE HAD BEEN
DELIRIOUS.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Dr. Douglas arrived at
1:2O, after having been away since last night.
With reference to rumors that the general
had been delirious and had been
talking incoherently, this statement
at LAO pm. was made to one who called At
that instant the general was doing. He had not
been delirious. When he awoke he was at the mo-
ment in the dazed condition between profound
sleep and wakefulness, but quickly the patient
apprehension was felt of critical result to-day
or tonight.
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General Foreign News.

HOLDING ENGLAND RESPONSIBLE.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Debdts commenting on
the fOrcible suppression of the French news
paper, the Bosptore Egyptien, by the Egyptian
and British officials at Cairo last Wednesday,
declares that the act was an outrage. at was"
continued the Debats, "a violation of our rights,
and an act which demands reparation at any
cost. England is morally RESPONSIBLE"
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Mormons Cannot Serve as Jurors.

SHosHoNEE, IDAHO, April 11.-Judge Nor
gan, chief justice holding court at Albion,
Idaho, rules that Mormons impanneled on
jury are not eligible under the new election
law. The challenges were sustained and new
Jury impanneled. This is the first decision
under the law.
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IF IN WAIT OF A REMEDY FOR SoRr
THROAT, or a Bad Cough or Cold. try DIR. Jayne's
EEXpectorant, an old standby for Lung ana
Throat Troubles ~
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Iuterua
revenue, 1906 $50; customs, $685., 1923.

THE ALERT GOING TO HALIBAx.-Ass soon a.
she can be got ready, the Alert viii be sent to
Halifax, to be turned over to the English gov
ernment She is to be used by the English In
survey work In that vicinity. She will be sent
manded her on the Greedy relief expedition.
She will be manned, as far as possible, by Of
ficers who were on her on that expedition.
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Observation-Disclosures

IGOR sALF-A RARE CHANCE-THE STOCK
l and Fixtures ola store in Falls Church, Va.
uos go9d business GOOD reasons f9r selling out the
for information M to W NobiSE, Az i2,s
st. NV. 1t
nor SALF-GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF
wholesale oyster. clam. fish and produce stand or
onehalf interest in l. at OYSTER Wharf foot of 18th
TOR sALE-A FINE SPIRITED SADDLE
II Horse hardy and without blenish; suitable also for
lady travels wei in harness. Inquire at stable 1869
l2th ST. NV. ap11-3t$
L|OR sALE-A CHESTNUT SORREL HORSE, is
Il Hands high, years old: perfectly sound: nice
HOLMES ( son, Palace Stable. api1-3t.
IGOR sALE-THREE ENGLISH PUG PUPPIES
s For For Par Sa' %SesRRa
Star office. ap11-3t*
IIoR sALE-HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE-TEN
Il rooms, well and completely furnished everything
needed for comfort and eonvenence: furniture all in
T0om ocated in the Of the ety nd cans be
rented for $50 per month; possession given at once.
Address Box ~. star office. apI1s,mw,3t*
E'oR sALE-A FULL ROUND CORNER. SEVEN
Octave me toned Pane OF less than onethird Ct
JTOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST BICYCLES
in the city, at bargain As inch extraordinary; fun
Call at 929 St NV. ap1O-3t"
ENOR SALE-vERY CHEAP-A STRONG, SOUND
i bay Horse. for wagon or will sell cheap, because
ST. NV. apiO-3ts
FOR sALE-AT = BARGAIN, A THOROUGH
Addfsi M g. G. STAR xeo o He
FOR sALE-soUARE, GRAND PIANO "a OC-
New ave SoI Peresy nsw; makers K1enich Baueh
Piano, 1sOS 10th ST. NV. ap9-3t*
EOR SALE-A BUCKEYE STEAM ENGINE,
II Boiler and Saw Mill, with saws and Tools
Cor exchange for encumbered house and lot stored
18th St wharf aps-1m*
LNOR SALE-AN OTTO SILENT GAS ENGINE:
SIZE one horse power; been used to drive printing
10
Office. - apS-Gt
TOR sALE-CoUPE, HORSES AND HARNESS
Real Estate and Insurance, 18th and SITS apS-4t
EIoR SALE-JUMPSEAT CARRIAGE, JOYCES
l. bsst make. at stable corner sth and SITS. NV.
j. safe combination lock: in first-class order At
TIOS. DOWLINGS, 18th st. and Pennsylvania
ave- ap9eO1w
IGOR SALE-ENGLIsH DOG-CART AND HAIR
made Apply at 14lO Q ST. at and pm. a7-eo-3t*
FOR SALE-CABINsLOOp YACHT FAIRY, IS
- II. on deck. Is # BEAM For price further par
ticnlars apply 70 wv wYETH, 46 S. Charles ST..
corner Lombard St, Baltimore, Md. ap4-eo3t
Tor SALE BICYCLES 52-INCH EXTRA
y Challenge, Hopper. bargain. Must be sold.
Also, 4sinch STAR price $50. 14O6 New York ave.
ap12w*
Il for farm A little sore and run down Must
be sold to make room for others. No reasonable offer
refused. DowNEY's Stables. 1920 L ST. NV ap6-iw
LNOR SALE-AT GEYER & cos. CARRIAGE
bargains, consisting of family Carriages Buggies and
Wagons. Horses and Carriages for hire. ap41m
E'OR SALE % NEW DAYTON WAGONS
n cheapest IN the city We build to order spring
ments- PEARCE Il MERIT, 1349 High ST. West
Washington. mh3O-3ws
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Or, Ny BACK.

EVERY STRAIN OR COLD ATTACKS THAT
WEAK BACK ANDNEARLY PRO STRATES YOU
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IIOR SALE-CHEAP-4G G ST. Ne 4-ROOM
Il frame. rents at SlO per month. price 500 =
Groom bricks Sd St rent SIC each price 81 200
each; III 10th St s-w-, rooms, price Sl,3O0.
Z. III. PARKER,
and
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L,OR.SALE-CHEAP-A FINE IO-ROOM BRICK
II House with all mod. im ON New Jersey ave-
near the Capitol cost 800, will take S4 900 If sold
In the next ten days. e. III. PARKER,
ap1U-3t@ IL, and r. s.w.
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CONSCIENCE CONTRIBUTION TO THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT.-A contribution of $5 to the
conscience fund has been received at the Navy
department from Boston. This is the first con-
science money known to have been sent to the
Navy department.
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THE "EvEN1NG CRITIC" CHANGES HANDS,
Messrs. Hallet KilbOurn, w. Scott Towers and
II. H. Sylvester have purchased the controlling
interest in the Evening Critic. The paper will
be issued under the new management for the
first time on Monday. Major Sylvester, who
has been connected with the Post for several
years, will be editor, and Mr.. Towers will have
charge of the business department. Mr.. Kill
bourn will be president and general manager.
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evening Mr.. Juhraus, of the marshal's office,
arrested Nelson Platter, late internal revenue
with the embezzlement of over 81, roo. He was
taken before United States Commissioner
Bundy and will have a hearing next week.
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NOR SALE-A NUMBER ONE INVESTMENT
Il new Brick Houses South Capitol ST. Sc,
good business corner; the will rent for SSi per
month; Will take for the seven $500 cash if sold at
once.
c. H. PARKER,
Il, and Esw
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ADMIRAL JoUErr informs the Navy depart
ment that the City Of Para arrived at Aspin-
wall to-day with marines on board. commanded
by Major Haywood. The situation remains
unchanged
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lIGEN. HAzEN's CAsE.-The President will
probably take action in the Hazen court-mar-
tial case either to-day or Monday. The
Secretary Of War now has the record Of the
case under consideration, and it is understood
is engaged in preparing a repremand for Gen.
Hazen to be issued in general orders in &C
cordance with the sentence Of the court-lnar-
inl
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AN OLD SPEECH BY THE NEW MINISTER TO
ROME.-The appointment OF Mr.. Anthony M.
Kelley, Of Richmond, Va, as American minis
ter 70 Rome. has been used as an occasion for re-
January 79, Is71. When as chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on resolutions at @ mass. meeting
held in the cathedral to protest against the ao-
ton OF King Victor Emanuel in forcibly occu-
plying Rome he declared that the cause that
triumphed when King Victor Emanuel crossed
me Homan ir0nuer was the cause OF the social
il said copies OF the local papers containing 40
counts Of the meeting have been made to be
sent to Rome, In the hope Of having them pub
hshed by the papers there.
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JUDGE SMELL WARNS WIFE BEATER.-
In the Police Court this morning a heavy built
colC,red man, named Paige Baylor, was charged
wards his wife, Martha, who is small delicate
looking woman. She testified to being abused
by her husband, and the judge said: You are
q great big man, and ought to be ashamed of
yourself to threaten a small woman like your
wife. The best thing to do with such a man is
to cowhide him-give him forty lashes-and
send him home" His personal bonds were ac-
copied, and he was warned that a repetition of
the otfense would work more serious conse-
Quences.
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CHURCH OFFICERS ELECTED.-At the annual
meeting of the Washington Society of the New
Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) the following Of
fcers for the ensuing year were chosen: Il. d.
F. Keefer, superintendent of Sunday school; J.
z. Tyrrell, auditori ". R. Hunt and John B.
W. NJ STEELE, A. French, II. q Spencer, r. B.
Donaldson, j. Hitz and ]. w. Hunt, additional
members of the church committee During the
past year the church debt has been reduced to
2,2OO, and there are subscriptions and some
money on hand, which will reduce it some
$500 more.
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A DIVORCE SUIT DIsCoNTINUED.-A New
port, r. l., dispatch says that Mrs. Grace Il.
Turnbull has discontinued the petition filed
there for divorce from her husband, Henry
Turnbull. The Petition alleged non-support
partment clerk in this city, while the petitioner
has an extensive establishment in Newport and
q large income.
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Chicago Markets.

: CHICAGO, ILL, April I.-Closing prices: Wheat
April S414; May, ssh June, 9O7s; July, 93ls Corn
April 42l3; May, 40; June, 46aa; July, 474: Oats
May s4.s; June $5,s; July; 35F PorkIApril II &C
April, 6.0712 May, 7.O2l2; June. 40: July, 1l71a
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INOR SALE-HOUSES LARGE AND SMALL
Il Brick and Frame Houses i'll the eastern northern
and northwest sections of the Parties desiring
homes or investments can find them my office
ap1O-3t X. II. L. LElPOLD, 1881 + st. NV
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SUIT IN EQUITY AGAINST ASSIGNEE GREEN.
This afternoon Messrs. c. NJ. and II. s. Mat
thews filed bill in equity for Mrs. Ella NJ
Boggs, of Georgetown, against George F. Green
Uhe assignee ofthe Middletons), as trustee, and
Others in a deed giving additional security to
some of the creditors OF d. w. and s. T.. Mid
dieton, the plaintiff being one of those thus Sc
cured, and charging the defendant with gross
abuse ofth trust, with having made unlawful
payments. She asks the Intervention OF the
Equity Court in the administration OF The trust
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patience" AT ALBAUGH'S-Already a great
number Of persons have expressed regret in not
being able to secure the most desirable seats for
the special Patience" performance to be given
in Albaughs grand opera house April 25th.
Messrs. Brentano Bros. beg to state that no seats
going off rapidly. They also beg to give notice
to parties who have seats laid by, and still
uncalled for, that the same will not be retained
for them later than Monday, April 18th, after
which date they will be disposed Of to the first
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Brigadier General by Brevet U. S. Army.

FoREPAUGHs CIRCUs.-It will give joy to the
hearts of thousands of juveniles to learn that
Adam Forepaugh's great circus and menagerie
will be in Washington on the 22d and Odd inst.
MIR. Forepaugh claims that his show is the
grandest, most astounding, and most complete
aggregation of acrobats, squestrians, curosities,
and wild beasts ever collected on this hemis-
phere. Mr.. Forepaugh makes especial claim
to possessing the most extensive menagerie in
this country. Among the animals are a herd
of trained elephants.
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NOR SALE-HOUSESI HAVE FIVE NEW
II Pressed Brick Houses, nine roOms one, corner
honse. win rent for 500 others $40 per MONTH For
sale n whole for $4,000; Will sell singly. bar
gain for an immediate purchaser. Finely located
Apply to JNO. A PRESCOTT,
l3lS n
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Knights OF fytn1AS, met HI CueIr AfnOry last
night, and elected the following officers: Sir
knight commander, Harry Coggins; lieutenant
commander, r. T. Whiting; herald, A. NJ. Cronk.
MRS. McCARTHYs PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-
Mr.. Dennis A. Mccarthy, of the quartermaster's
ago. Letters Of administration were Issued to
his widow. Mrs. Ann Mccarthy. 1t was found
that he had q box in the Safe Deposit Co. This
morning the box was opened. The contents
proved, to the great surprise and Joy of the
widow, to consist Of pa, GAO principally in U. 6.
bonds.
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BASE BALL.-The Providence had out their
strongest battery yesterday, and succeeded in
beating the Nationals pretty badly, the score
one. The Buffalos play the Nationals to-day.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
8 q. M, 34.4; q. M, 35.5; LA. M, 33.6; Up.
m. 1872.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS
The following named clerks having served q
satisfactory probationary term of six months
each, have received permanent appointments;
F. L. Purdy, Of Michigan, 5000, internal reve-
revenue; Edward C. Reynolds, OF Maine. ST 200.
lighthouse board; Edward s. How, Of Maine,
81 900. lighthouse board.
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FOR SALE-IOTS

FOR sALE1AT 4 BARGAIN. THREE BUILD
Call between . and 5. at 7O7 sth ST. apII-3ts
TNoR sALE-LOTS-l5TH ST, ADJOINING
- Louise Home, s225; Iowa Circle, 81; Rhode
1slard ave- near 18th St 81 so; New hampshire av.,
n G., SOC: r. near 10th n. 60c French, 9th.
S5c-: Vermont av. and st..45c Sd, near n. 45c.
3sc; Madison near 18TH 6Oc; Kenesaw av near I4th
It, IA and 2Oc; Mt Pleasant s. and ice and other
bargains r. III. T.LEIPOLD. 1881 ST. NV. apIO-3t
LNOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-THE ATTEN-
II ton OF builders and spectators is called square
Numbered 1904, between g and u and 18th and 18th
gtS Ne. which be subdivided to suit purchaser
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, $40 ST. NV. ap1O-3t
LNOR SALE-WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL
II handsome tier of tffteenl Lots on 25th ST., be-
tween Pennsylvania and NJ ST. at the low price of
FIFTY CENTS per foot The avenue cars runs within
square: the Lots have frontage each Lot
s2OxlOO. and runs TO alley Altogether Is one
OF moderate-priced residences. A plan has been made
by one of our weliknown architects of such q block
our office. The investment be made TO pay 10 per
cent. FITCH, FOX & BROWN
ap9-3t 1897 PENNSYLVANIA ave
E,oR sALE-soME OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
II Lots on Columbia Heights at bargain II sold at
once sWoRMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
ap6-6t s1s = =,
l1,OR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE A VERY CHOICE
u Lot on the west side of 18th 81. n between and
st 21xlss to 3Ofoot alley, at the low price of 81
api1t l4l6 81 NV
EoRSALE-LOTS-IHAv MOST DESIRABLE
Il front of 24O feet on the north side of n ST. NV
between 2lst and ed sts south frontage and unex.
cepuonally located for fine dwelling houses. portion
this frontage 50 feet deep: the balance 100 feet 10
lofoot alley. IL can be had at the low price of
xl2o per foot: Will be worth 500 per foot Really
cheap and hne Investment for any person.
JNO. A PRESCOTT,
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nor SALE-A BARGAIN AND A DELIGHT
Il fil home at Mt Pleasant $500.
A fine threestory Brick with cellar, situated
corner northwest: cost $4,000. will sell for 5000
A beautiful corner Lot, suitable for grocery bust
ness for $4,000. or TO build small houses ON.
Three Lots northwest. can build 10 small houses
Will pay 10 per cent investment
A fine Lot on New Hampshire avenue near Dupont
circle very reasonable.
Also, one or 14th ST., K. at bargain.
JNO. F. WAGGAMAN.
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Two CIRCUS TRAINS MoNDAY.-Next Mon
day morning there will arrive in this city at
the B. & p. depot two long trains OF cars from
Philadelphia, containing the passenger coaches,
elephant, animal, baggage and stock cars be-
longing to Messrs. OBrien, Handenberger &
Astley's show, which opens at Athletic park
Wednesday, April Is. On arrival, the circus,
animals, baggage, &C., will be immediately
removed to the park.
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JUDGE JOHN X. PORTER DYING.-Judge John
K. Porter, who took part in the prosecution of
Guiteau, was stricken with paralysis at his
home at Waterford. Conn, yesterday. 1t is
thought he cannot survive
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WAR DEPARTMENT CHANGEs.-William E.
Covert, promoted from class two to class three;
Charles H. Pennington, from class one to class
two, and Harry A. Hullfist, from 81 900 to class
1, A. G. O. Howard Hutchins, class one, signal
Office, resigned, to take effect April "a.
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IHOR SALE
II Fine Residence-A three-story and basement
Br1ck House; mod. imps.: situated on Grant Place,
bet 9th and 10th and and III NV, price $500;
terms For particulars inspection of premises
apply to owner C. h FOSS, Is Grant Place .ap6lms