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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, ND, April 17.-VIrginia Sizes con
Sodated 40: do second series, 351 past-due coupons
54s; tenforttes, 5217; North Carolina SKIES. Od
LOS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, April 17.-Cotton frmer-
mddling, los Flour steady and quietHoward street
do. extra 8. 75aiO0; do. Rio brands, 90; Patapsco
family, 600: do superlative patent, 6.25 Wheat
southern lower and quiet; western lower and demon
allied; southern red, LOCAL yO4; southern amber
1.o6a10S; No. l Maryland, l03al .O314: No. 2
June e7Fsa97s4; July, sessa9sas Cofn-sonthern
lower; western lower, closing dull; southern white
56a56t.; southern yellow 54a6 western mixed. spot
52a52A4, fresh: May. 5lsa bid; July; 53s4 a.j:;lz
steamer, 5Oa501s. Oats lower and quiet-soutoe: n
43ai7; western white, 45a47; do. mixed. 4::a44;
prime choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, II GOA
300 Provisions steady, with fair inquiry. Mess
pork 13. 25al350. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear
rib Sides packed, 5ssa7la Bacou-shoulders. 6E.
clear rib sides, S: HAMS 11l2al3. Lard-refined
S.. Butter quiet-wesiern packed. l0als: creamery,
steady-rehned 7asa7a4 Coffee easier and duIl-Rio
cargoes, ordinary to lair oaS Sugar quiet andsteady-
A soft, 8; copper refined quiet 10l. Whisky
steady LOCAL III Freights to Liverpool per steamer
dullcotton, ll6id.; -four 2s grain, Aid. Receipts
flour. $3.50 barrels: wheat, 10000 bushels: corn,
wheat, $4,000 bushels corn, 6OOo bushels rye, 900
bushels. Sales-wheat ,1zS 600 bushels corn. 1O2-
OUO bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, April l1.-cesing prices Wheat
May. "a: June. 34i2; July. S4la. Corn-APr As:
May, II. 20; June. 1l:s0; July, 1l90. Lard-ApFh.
6.95; May.695; June. 7O21a July. TO.
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A DOUBLE EXECUTION.
Two Italians Hanged I'm Main

TWO Italians h0n8eO IN NAME
'THoMAsToN, MAINE, April 17.-At o'clock
last evening Capone and sautore, the two
Italians who are to be hanged to-day, called for
the night watch to light their pipes They
passed pas the night quietly alternately smoking IN,
1oss this morning he said: Last meal,
Capone ate nothing for breakfast, and COM
planned of feeling sick. Hi. pulse was 100. He
seemed greatly excited, and when asked II he
knew what was going to take place. nodded his
tore die; hang" He still clings to the belief that
he is not to die, but that his accomplice IL the
doomed one
At ten minutes Of II the condemned men
started for the gallows. Both had their arms
pinioned, and were dressed in black. When the
nooses were adjusted, Sautore exclaimed that
he forgave all, even Capone. At12 O'Clock pre-
cisely the black caps were put on. When the
trap was sprung by the sheriff the bodies fell
feet, slightly rebounding. The scaffold creaked
and groaned beneath the burden. No struggle
ensued. There was slight muscular contrac-
ton of the body of Capone a minute and q half
after falling. The pulse Of Sautore, one minute
and a twelfth after falling, beat ninety and that
OF Capone eighty. At eight and half minutes
the pulse of both ceased to beat, and in twenty
one minutes the bodies were cut down and put
into collins,
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"DIsABLED."- Thursday morning q well
dressed man. who had been brought into a
police statioG very drunk the night before.
was reieasedSfom the cell when he had
Approaching the desk N a dignifed man
ner he said to the officer in charge: May L
placer "les.' replied the officer, 'you We're
brought in drunk, sir, very drunk" "Pease.'
said the party, do not let that charge remain
upon the record. Change il to something else;
say disabled that viii answer" Tile officer
graciously acceded to the request.
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Gen. Grant watIss Down stairs.
pELIGHrTNG TIRE PANTY by TAKING N
PLACE AT THE LUNCu TABLE.

pELIGHTING TIRE PANTY BY TAKING ms
PLACE AT THE LUNCu TABLE.
The surprising Improvement I'm Gen. Grants
condition continues " lille pr. Douglas was
writing the $3.50 y. m. bulletin yesterday amer
noon the general, cane In hand, walked down
stairs and into the dining npom where the fam
ily was at lunch. Each member arose AT once.
with ORGANIZATIONS OF glad surprise. 4 place
was MADE AT the table ior the general. and hr
seated himself Then. calling a scrNaIG. the
general, with a twinkle in his eye, sent
word 10 Dr. Douglas that the entire
family was waiting hiS coming Co lunci.
The doctor came down az once. IL got the best
OF you, remarked the general. as DR. Douglas
enhred the dining room. \ merry chat iol-
lowed. during which ten. Grant WAS helped la
cold mHtton and macgroui. lie cat the incstt
very hue and ate n. Aitcrward hc returned &C
MS room, using the elevator. Ter. ShralN last
nlglR said he was surprised there should bs
question outside a To- the diagnosis uf Gen.
erant s case. The physicians had determined
the disease was eiGtlS'liuiRa, and they knew
no cause for changing that belief President
liaZ, of Mexico. yesterday sent n message OF
inquiry as 10 Gen. Grant : cund iiion.
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NO DOUBT ~ LONDON THAT RUSSIA Has sErxS
PFNJDEH.

NO DOT BIT IN LONDON THAT RUSSIA HAS SEIZED
PENJDEH
Special dispatches from London declare that
Mr.. Gladstone's evaSive manner In replying 10
various questions regarding the Afghan imbros
Ito I'm the house ofcommons last evening attract
ed unusual attention. Il was evident that he
was making the best OF n bad job; that ne wa
nervousiy afraid OF civulging too much. and
that he had determined not To take the country
into his confidence until the completion OF the
negotiations might put better face on the AT
fRir. In regard to the surrender OF Penidch he
was unable to deny that the city had virtually
been ceded To- Russia. He took refuge behind
two bubbles. One was that no demand had
been made 10y Russia for the possession of Peni
deb. The other that the statement that
the city had been coded To Russia was unauthor
lied
More pacific views prevail at 81 Petersburg
although war preparations are incessant The
NouOc lrcnLvd thinks Sir Peter Lumsdcn will
finally be compelled 20 solicit Russian Instead
OF Afghan protection, and promises hospitality
The Vienna NeEe Frric FrfSsc saws that while
the ameer and Lord puficrln have been ex
changing courtcsies. Russian Toublcs have been
influencing the 4 frhals.
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CoLoRED MAN ARRESTED FOR MAKING A
HEINOUs ASSAULT ON HIS LITTLE STEP
DAUGHTER.
John Neal, o colored man, who lives on 21st
street, near p, was arrested by Policeman
Easily, OF the fourth precinct, to-day on a charge
OF making heinous assault upon Ida Spragues,
his stepdaughter, a little girl six years OF age.
Complaint was made to the police by Meals
neighbors, who claimed to have witnessed the
assault at Meals house last night. They stated
also that on a former occasion they were cogni-
zant of Meals committing the same crime upon
the little girl, but did mol give him up TO JUS
tice, because he begged so hard. Neal stated TO
a STAR reporter to-day that he was drunk yes
terday, and did not know what he did. He had
no knowledge Of committing the pffepse
charged against him. 10 S'iii
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A SQUEEZE.

A SQUEEZE.
We belong to the bear side Of the market In our
efforts to be able to offer low prices do some awful
squeezing and pleased to state that this week
again we offer decided attractions in adj
dition to the large number we have on hand.
We offer this week:
500 Sample Cups and Saucers, Individual this
springs importation. at one-haf the regular price,
500 Sample Dolls of every possible style made. in
Guiding kid body French dolls 49c and beautifully
dressed dolls from Csc. up.
Three Joint Fishing Rods 19c.
Six Joint Fishing Rods, brass trimmed, reel bands
extra tip. S1.49.
Two Joint Bamboo Rods 49c.
-Four Joint Bamboo Rods, 99c.
Six Joint Bamboo Rods, S1.79.
Reels from 49c. Lines. Hooks, Floats, Sinkers, &c.
Croquet at 20, 80 and 99c per set.
Roller Skates, rink pattern. 99c and 79c
Roller Skate Wheels, 2 for sc.
We have just opened splendid line Of Baskets and
would mention:
Palm Lunch Baskets at IS, 20, 49, 70 and o9c
These are extra large goods, of best quality.
Satchel Palm Baskets. all Sizes from 39c ND.
Willow Lunch Baskets, numberless styles, 25c.
Rush Baskets, Flower Baskets Knife Baskets, Scrap
Baskets, Market Baskets Clothes Baskets, Work
Baskets Work Stands, Knitting Baskets shopping
Baskets Travelling Baskets, Fruit Baskets, &c, &c.
All 1t remarkably low prices and Of the best make.
Our stock at present is unusually full and we fatter
ourselves that we can show, without doubt, THE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS
AND TOYS in the city: and, are continually
squeezing the prices down we also assert that are
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY.
NJ. SILV Err ERG & CO..
812 eth street and 3l3 9Th street NV,
ap13 Near Pennsylvania avenue
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The Expesatae. Approximation.
Al OPINION IRON THE ATTORNEY GENERA
As 10 HOW IT rs CAN BE USED.

Al OPINION IRON THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
As 10 HOW 1T rs CAN BE USED.
The Attorney General to-day rendered an
opinion to the Secretary OF the Treasury that
the appropriation Of $685., ooc TOR the paymeu,
OF claims against the New Orleans exposition
can only be used for the payment OF claims OF
persons and corporations living and doing
business outside Of the state OF Louisiana and
In the payment of premiums heretofore
awarded or which shall hereafter be awarded
In accordance with the published lists. IL was
expected that after the payment of the prefer
red claims about 100000 would I've available
for liQuidating Those Of the residents of Lou Isl
ana. Under this decision this cannot bt
done. The additional appropriation o
$4,000 for the benefit OF the woman's de
pastment, is claimed by both the managers o
the EXPEDITION and the ladies in charge OF thai
branch. II Is probable that the Attorney-C Gen
eral Will be called upon for an opinion as to The
proper disposition OF this amount
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SPECIAL Nor1cs

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRSTCLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULDPARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THEWELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON:
WHICH CONSIDER ASGOOD IF NOTSUPERIOR
TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER
CENT CHEAPER IN GOSH WOULD ALSO CALL
YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELLKNOWN
FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY
OFJAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO ORNORE
ROOMS ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT
ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE
HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED
EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST
HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE
GREAT PLEASURE In REFERRING TO. ACALL
is SOLICITED AND ESTIMATkS PROMPTLY
FURNISHED. ~: +
WALTER D. WYVILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT, )
ap26 No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR 41a STREET
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow.
ing were the readings AT the signal office to-day:
8 o. M. 75.5; a. m. 1913; lila. m, 47.9; 2 p.
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Patti VIII Retire,
SHE INFORMS HER MANAGER THAT SHE CAN
SING NO MORE THIS SEASON.

SHE INFORMS HER MANAGER THAT SHE CAN
SING NO MORE THIS SEASON.
CHICAGO, April 17.-Madame Adelina Patti
has written Col. Mapleson announcing that she
will be unable to fulfil her New York and Bos-
ton engagements owing to ill-health and the
imperative orders of her physicians to cease
work for several weeks. To q representative of
the Associated Press this morning she said she
and this had been forcibly impressed upon her
by reason of her heavy work in this city. She
would, therefore, obey her physician and would
sail at once for England from New York. Incl
dentally she remarked that her divorce from
De Caux was absolute, and that she could now
sing in France without having her salary at
to remain in her castle In Wales for several
months, and then expects to Sing in London,
proceedings have been dragging for years, and
Nine. Patti stated that they had involved q di-
rect outlay on her part of fully half O million
cludes her American engagement. She has sung
AZ times, receiving S16S, 900.
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District Government Affairs.

TREES EOR THE RIVER FLATS.
The Commissioners have notified the superin-
tendent OF the parking combustion to turn ovet
to Col. Hams such trees as are not otherwise
required for District purposes, for planting ON
the river flats.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwise: nr. ]. w. Bayne,
erect a three-story and basement dwelling, I'D,
between Pennsylvania avenue and 4 street
southeast; 81 900. James smith. repair brick
lib goth street northwest $1,000. T.. VIII
North Capitol and y street southeast; $500.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


INC A1GCl0H08 t098 tfS0s 1AOuu0 m81u ~
cefved dispatches from st. Pesersburg
BEFORE the Recent Battle WAS Fought.
!, LoNDost, April 1T.-Mr. Gladstone, In the
house OF commons this afternoon. stated that
the government had to-day received nom Sir
Retar LurnAden, reply to their request for an
independent report upon the Pen!deh incident
IN this 1t il stated that Gen. komarof was
aware the 2Sth of March OF the understanding
agreed upon on March IL between Russia and
England. According TO the terms Of this under
standing England was to deter the Afghans
and the car was to deter his troops
m advmincing beyond the pos,rons snsy rn
agreement about the demarcation Of the Afghan
frontier could be reached between the two gov
ernments. The battle on the Kushk was
fought, therefore, several days after Gen. Kom-
arof had been made aware Of the agreement to
not advance.
Mr.. Gladstone being asked II the government
had protested against the recent occupation OF
Penjdeh by Gen. Komaroff, and his establish
ment of q Russian administration there, an
swered that the government had not yet made
either occurrence a subject Of official communi-
cation with Russia.
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TUE NEW ORLEANS q. EAST LINE
sHENANDoAHvA VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL
VIA

SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route TO the South and Southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH Is, 1885.
9.25 an daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
D.. points ON line Of Shenandoah Valley Norfolk
aad Western. East Tennessee: Virginia and
Georgia Railroads.. Atlanta, Macon, Jackson
Vile. Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New Or
leans, and the South and Southwest. Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting at
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York to Atlanta
k4o 7. NJ. daily. Memphis Express For al points
South, Southeast and Southwest. Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting at
Cleveland Tenn with Pullman Cars to New
Orleans without change
Trains leave h. & D. r r. Passenger Station corner
New jersey avenue and street
For tickets sleeping car reservations and all infor
nation apply ~ ticket Offices, 6l9 Penna- ave- 1881
Psnna ave- and at depot B. & O. R X, and office of
the Line, 5O1 Penna ave- where orders Will be taken
Tor baxgagedo be called for in any part of the city
A. POPE, e J. LOCKWOOD
Gem. Pass and Tiki Agt Pass. and TIKI AZ
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A UCTION SALE-WILL BE SOLD ON APRIL
~ TWENTY.F1KST, Al HALF-PAST FOUR
order Of survvng heirs. that desirable piece Of :H
real estate. No. l415 street northwest House xEd
contains eight rooms; modern improvements pressed
brick 'front.' centrally located. near Treasury and Al
baugh's Opera House.
Terms N ade known on day Of sale. A deposit Of
$lOO VIII be required of purchaser day of sale.
JOHN SHERMAN d co.
DUvALL & MARI, Auctioneera ap138t
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~ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

THE s EaNzsr WEsf ABS heu sT5GurHwrsr
srts IhAk sPhEsPNSP
Trains leave Washington from station corner of 9Th
For Piiisburg and the West Chicago Limited EXPIRES.
i eSs a Gsrs 70 ar aSo and aA a
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati
% Chicago with sleeping Car Altoona to CHICAGO
and Exp5es 3 and day
sburg Louisville; connecting at Harrisburg with
w spa 81 a pppsc PE
1000 pm daily for Ptisburg and the West, with
hsonE1 sssePsE and & fnes9
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
aI 70 win fAacs Can
For Williamsport. Lock Haven, and E1mira at 1850
For Sew YORK and .he East, 7:,s $40, and u ooam
f 1870 i pG and aaa night ea
of Pullman Psrlor Cars. $40 Am. daily, except
For Boston without change. 200 NJ every weekday.
On sunday. 400 p m -,- :.
direct transfer Fulton street. avoiding double fer,
r.s is ss:S & az so and LOO an. 200
ana and n;sh asha fEGnss ss
M, iao5 Zoo, 100 4.s S:s6 500, 10 100 ..
I'd and al a2 1,1 nighs on sund nS 1870 11o am
For Pope creek Line. 10 am and s1S s pm daily
For rf xPnapOlis Ss5 am. 1906 and 4ao pm daily
except sunday. On sunday. 400 pm.
WAY. md AfExaNpRIa aNp Wash HAi
INGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 800, 100 9:2S IL OF and IL :5 I'M
2.O5. 4:26. 445, 6Ol. SOS and 1897 pm. On sun
For as SOs s and sse south; & and ITO,
daily, and AS pm daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6.O5 500
1l35 pm, and l2:lO midnight Except Monday.
On Sunday at 500 and lOlO am; 7.O5 and 1895
pm. and l2.10 night
Tickets and information at the office, northeast cor-
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and ar
the station where orders be left for the checking
Of baggage 70 destination from hotels and residences
j. X. WOOD, General PASSENGER Agent
CHAS. E PUGH. General Manager. and
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3 3 sssss + Ern
E T sssss EE
'uuP sssss EEs
s. {! :. ; s. / s. I L I.

FOR GENERATING STEAM
FOR COOKING PURPOSES
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBEA
nor OPEN CRATES.
1T MAKES QUICK FIRE
1T Is EASILY IGNITED.
IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE
n - ECONOMICAL.
IA WILL PAY no TRY IT. stf.m
"a s.9sle 4
rnp o.Yrpu ruu ! W 2siII
H~@ aAAA1 - A&o .isiIsT
s,eaf
WASHINGTON aAsI1GHr cA ~ = !
| -'4tit i
% Hnshels Crushed, e8s70
- 0nshsie Not Crushed o2oQ
Is Bushels Crushed, $3.50
- Bushels Not Crushed. o2OQ
DEIlvxnED 10 AMI PAnr or wAsHIN0Tok
OR GEORGETOWN -
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THHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
THE PREMISES KNOWN AS SIG THIR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
In pursuance of authority vested in me by the s-sA
last Will and testament Of Emily Johnson de- II:
ceased recorded i'll the Office of the Register of
Wills for the District OF Columbia the 9th dly o
July, 1883, will offer for SALE iii trent of the prem
lseS on THU RSDAY. the TWENTY-TuIRD 'DA Y
~ A a. * lSa5 ut FIVE o'clock NJ, that part
or Lot 70 IN square 254 fronting IS feet. more OF
less on 18th street Orthwest by the depth thereof 10
an alley, with the improvements thereon. consisting
or substantial brick threestory and base
ment Dwelling House containing Il rooms, with ne
cessary outbui!dinss, and known 5l6 18th street
northwest The premises Will be open for the tnspeC
ton OF purchasers from 10 TO l O'Clock am on Mon
day wednesday and Friday preceding the sale
Terms OF safe: One-1hird cash: the balance in two
equal instruments. payable in nine and eighteen
months secured by deed Of trust upon the property
OF purchase deposit OF. 800 will be required
when the purchasers bid Is accepted and the right is
reserved to resell the property the risk and cost OF
defaulng purchaser If terms of sale complied
~lth Ia Yen days Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
apI5-d0os JNO. II. WHITE.
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Grr Tur BEsr. -. +.Gj
1.-THE CONCORD HARNFSAn
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have on baud Q large stock Of the Celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS" OF ali kinds ard !
description, at Lowest Prices.
~ Coupe, Carriage and Rood Harness speciality.
LUTZ 4 BRO,
wi YennSyivanta Aveune,
Adjoining Nattonal Hotel.
prices.
Every genuine CONCORD HARNEes hae malsxss
uszne and trademark STAMPED on II mh44
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II Real Estate Auctioneer

YINdOS. h WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
A PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE OF THE
BALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-DESIRABI.E II,
AND CENTRALLY LOCATED PROPERTY
We will sell az public auction in front OF the -
premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-3$
SECOND DAY OF APRIL, 1885, AT HALF--
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. unimproved Lots at
the northeast Of 9th and streets fronting 10
on street and LA feet on 9th street.
the west side OF sth between and streets each 20
feet front by GA, to q lQfOot alley
Also, sub. Lot A. square No. 800, at the southeast
9th street. ~
Also. sub. Lot 1s square No. 500, at the southwes,
corner Of 9Th and streets rs feet on 9Th BY 944
AT HAIf!RAsT POUR " O'CLOCK s1 csKki p M 1850
Sub Lots A, Il, c and ID. SQUARE No 40f beinr Nos
$40 si3 and ed street and No cal Oh street, q
the southeast corner Of 9th and streets improved by
Also. sub Lot @, square 374. being No. GIT street
Lot Re BY 1910 % 30foot alley. Brick Dwelling
AND on FRIDAY APRIL TWENTY-FOURTH
1885, AT FIVE O'CLOCK r. M
Lot No q, square No 2S0 At the southeast coYnea
q l0en and assess northwest Lot 100 fest square
TeEmE One!b urth cash. and the balance at six
twelve end eighteen months with interest," secured &c
the nashcfOn or the Trustees, the terms may be
modified, agreed. deposit OF $50 win be reauiref
on each lot ct the time Of aae. All conveyanc1ng q
W: Es1lr1 g Trustees.
THoa E WAGGAAAN. Anck ap1S-d&ds
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tRREED-

CADY-COXEN. On November .th 1854 bv the
Rev. Mr. Lukes, OF Baltimore, al the parsonage.
PATRICK CADl and Miss JOSI-PIi1NE COAFN
both Of this city. 2s
ELIoT-LANCASTER. on "Wednesday. April
10Th. al the residence 81 the brides sister Mrs W II
Peyton Miss " AIRY - LANCASTER %. Rock Han
Nd, TO DIR. LLEWELLIN ELIOT, Of " aslliI. Nm.
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why DO They Rot Rum to the Boundary9

Why DO They Not Rum to the Boundary
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
Will you kindly allow the use Of your col
umns 10 ask why 1t is that the Belt line cars on
|, 1lth street northwest do not run regularly to
Boundary street? The drivers often refuse to
go further than street, and passengers are
compelled to walk from that point to Boundary
street, a distance Of two squares. Also persons
half DOZEN are compelled to walk from
Boundary street to street 70 take the cars
coming into the city, after waiting Tor the car
at the terminus, only to see 1t come within two
squares and return without going TO the END OF
the route.
At times, when they do come TO the end Of
the route, passengers within mailing distance
have called to the drivers, who would pay no
attention, but start on IS soon a. tney turned
their cars, leaving the passengers the alterna-
9th or 14th street to take the cars ct those
points. A SUFFERER.
|. WILL OF THE LATE FRANCE A: LUTA-An
exemplified copy of the will OF the late Francis
Luaz Of Loadon county: p pa isSsm 9 20, OF
day. He leaves his property, "a "a streeh 20
his sons. z. A. and J. W, ana y: Js Ad1er. IN
fruM for his granddaughter, Mamie l. DAVIS;
the fesfdae OF his estate to his wife, whom he
40S aid 497 Pennsylvania avenue, 70 his con,
IT. A., his farm In LOudon county hC0se ana
lot 81 High street, GeorgStown, ana vS.UO0 %
his con samuel g.: house No. ADJ Fennoyivan1e
avenue to Mira 9. W.. Howas0 hi; danshSe5,
And $500 annually e hs ci hs rsoss.t:
that his wife have the privilege q the
dwellin0 In Loucon county. vAs curing her
widowhood, and 70 his son-in-aAW, 9. W. bow
ard, he leaves 5000.