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adjustment OF all claims against the govern
ment. and II accepted and acted upon, the
mali lnS contain s
that ne claims shall be considered until the
claimant shall execute aud deliver TO the proper
ofncsr Of the United states null and complete
reieese OF his or her right OF title TO ell land and
improvements in squares 720, $50 and 7Sl
also TO ali damages by reason OF the change OF
grade, special assessments, loss OF rents, or
other Injury, except such as the proposed arbi-
orators may award and report as due them
over and above the award Of the jury before
named. Your pemorialisls do not desire to
ment. but the appraisal recently made, As be-
lore stated, 10 20 manifestly unequal, unjust,
eno cruel Ia many instances, that even =
ne subjects OF their property in such an srbi-
trsry manner. We therefore urge immediat
relief and for which. ss in duty bound. we viii
THE FIRST PROTEST FILED.
Yesterday Afternoon the first protest Of prop
ertyholder against the awards OF the library site
jury was nled by Mr.. VIM. Rothwell, owner OF
euo LOT Ia square 7Sl. He states that he offered
70 sen nis property for $1,000; that the award
property elEioly located for much less than
twice the award, and to remove wall break up
nAs ou0ness OF plumbing and gas-dtting.
ANOTHER PROTEST.
Mr. ]. C. Lott died this morning his objection
70 The award Is 70 the south 20 feet Of lot 30 SO
720, on which 10 . nine room two-story brick.
The assessment OF damage is -, So5. 81, which
ne regards ssunJ aud violation OF his rights
- citizen under article V of the amendments
70 the constitution. he states that the property
brings him IN income OF $500 per annum,
which at q per cent, the legal rate OF interest,
represents = capital OF $6,666.662s and the
Jury proposes 70 take the properly NJ the
~! 7O.64 from his capital and giving a sum
which NJ per cent would produce S29375
O. yloe.2o less than the property now pro
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The he" following changes from Yesterdays quotations
Z. $ As coupon. l25s4 bid. !261s asked. q. S. Is.
registered, lZ54 bid lz61s asked ID. c. water stocks
currency. 1872 bid oOyear fund. 3-65s 1924, cur.
rency, 70 Did. LOS asked. 2O-year fund s. 1892
coin, 1lZ1a hid. 3U-yeAr fund, Gs 1902 COIN Il7sr
bid Metropolitan 4. X: stock 1O5la bid. 10Y ask 3D.
Columbia R. X. stock, 81 bid. North Capitol and
So bid 3sla ask.d Georgetown Gas. 43Aa bid. Fire
mems 1nS. 441e asked Columbia Ius;. l34a bid. 15la
tns, 81 Sid; Ktgs lns ~ BID Washington Market
Bank 0; v ashngton. 2lO bid. National Metropolitan
Bank. 135 bid Gitizens National Bank, lilo bid.
Urea! ais Ice. 132 asked. Title Insur-
ance, 1o4l2 BID lV6 asked. chesapeake ana pot
lei Co., olA2 oid, 81 asked. U. s. Electric Light 671h
-
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M AN RIEn.

BAKER-BAKER. At Washington. ID c., in Chrua
Church, on the Navy Yard, the 3Oth June, 1850
by the Rev. Dr. Andrews fecter. Assistant knginea
JOHN HOWARD BA h Err U. >. N, and Miss CA no
LINE SALISBURY BAKER eldest dnaag inter- If che
Engineer Baker, Of The Navy.
BOND-KIRBY. On Thursday. July 1, 1855 by
the Rev. A w. Pitzer, BYRON BOND and kNix
I. KIRBY. .
LEFFLER-DWYER On January 25th. loSe q
the Cathedral In BALTIMORE by the Rev. Father Cur
tbs, WN. IAEFFLER ~ MARGARET n, UWYER
both Of this city.
WILSoN-HARTFORD. On Thursday, July I,
1856 al the parsonage of -. Matthew'S church, b
the Rev Father Aackin, WILLIAM WILSON, 4
New YORK city, To ISABELLA D. HARTFORD,
Cambridge. Mass
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Russian LITERATURE

TARAS BULBA.
BY NrKoLAs " GoeoL, with Portrait Of the Author
limo. 81.
tale OF the Cossaeks, In which the author himsel
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war1ares, the wonderful scenery, the forests, thu
ponds the wide stretches, and the sky Of the seppes
ali OF which are woven together the form OF fiction
and placed before the reader in the most picturesque
and vivid prose which equals In beauty the accents
the nobiest poetry.
VITAL QUESTION:
Or, WHAT Is TO BE DONE,
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OF the Author. 12mo $l.25.
CHILDHOOD. BOYHOOD YOUTH.
By Count LYoF n. ToLsToI. With Portrait Of thu
Author. l2mo, $3.50.
Also by the same author:
ANNA KARENINA
Royal 12mo, Sits.
MY RELIGION.
IL mo. $1.26.
For sale by all Booksellers
THOMAS Y. CROwELL d CO.,
1t l3 Aston Place New York.
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bury, S. c., yesterday in the presence OF q largo
crowd, for rape upon q white woman some
weeks ago.
The recent heavy rain falls In this vicinity
have flooded the streams Ia Virginia. The rise IA
the North Anna river has caused a stoppage II
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad.
The queen yesterday reviewed the troops e
Aldershot.
The English cutter yacht Galatea sailed yes
terday from London for Boston.
The boycotters OF Thesis, the proprietor Of Q
Concert garden were yesterday sentenced In
The will Of Moses A Dow, OF Boston. gives 10
the Dow academy OF b'ranconia, n. h, $50 QUO,
$35O,oOO in private requests, and the balance
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I'd EDITION
--latest IGleglans to The Stal.
The Tories Far Ahead, but the Ultimate
Result Uncertain.

me oAATASh EAECV1VN0s
The Tories Far Ahead, but the Ultimate
Result Uncertain.
ing to the result Of the elections SO far as they
have gone, says "The Irish vote in Eng.
land has failed to work the wonders prom.
the Irish vote would be the decisive factor In
seventeen Of the English constituencies Yester-
day 9 pollings, however, show in the net result
that the Irish turned the scale in but two places
altered"
Mr.. d. Sullivan, Parnellite, has been re-
elected In the south division of Westmeath.
In the Deptford tKent and Surrey counties)
merchant, ran as Gladstone candidate against
VIM. John Evelyn, CON-, the latter won by
majority OF 1927. In the last election the same
candidates contested the district and Mr.. Evy.
election, however, the tories polled 1927 votes,
while In this they cast but 1928, falling
away of 245. The liberals tell away stu more,
being this time but 3,O55, or sos less
amounted ID 2 $500: Dsp.ford was looked for:
the elections Of this week, but as with
enormously increased interest in the
fell away a: TO- stake .hs GENERAL ns sa
unless that while number OF liberals
Ireland in the shape offered by Mr..
policy OF coercion proposed by Lord salisbury,
and simply RETAINED from voting the same as
number of tories did, who are weary Of
coercion, but not in favor Of Irish independ-
ence.
At 4:3O o'clock this afternoon 1913 tories, %
unionists. 43 liberals and ~ Parnellites had
been elected.
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Il. Il. True PPOmOtcd-Other Changes.
owing TO the necessity of having the position
OF cashier filled Immediately in order to carry
on the business OF the office 1t was decided to
appoint the successor to Mr.. Whitney, deceased,
to-day. The following promotions were there
iore made to-day to 60 into effect at once upon
the recommendation of Treasurer Jordan: E..
II. True promoted from assistant cashier TO be
cashier; Jas. +. Meline, from chief clerk to be
assistant cashier and ID. A. Ritter, from $l,8OO
clerkshp to be Chief clerk.
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The Randall Tariff Bill
NO PROBABILITY THAT IT WILL BE ALLOWED
pROIONl THE ovaavoN

1t is not likely that there will be any action
on the Randall tariff bill calculated 10 pro.
long the session. The bill will
be considered by the ways and means commit
tee on Tuesday. They will probably report
1t adversely TO the House, and take no forther
action this session.
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RESIGNATION AccEPTED.-The President has
accepted the resignation Of First Lieut.. Henry
Johnson, Jr. 9Th infantry. TO take eject July
I'd. 1886.
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The GRAND LODGE OF RAILWAY CLKKEA-
The grand looge OF railway postal clerks, m
secret session I'm Indiana polls yesterday, de-
cided to send q telegram 10 Postmaster General
Villas, asking him II he would receive O COM
mittee, in the hope of securing amicable set
tiement of the trouble No reply having been
received At midnight the lodge decided that
the committee should do its duty, and, in ~
event OF MIR. Villas refusal to grant an intes.
view, the action Of The clerks should bo gov.
erned by the grand lodge.
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Sympathy With Chicago Strikers.
FEARS THAT PACKING HOUSE EMPLOYEES NAY
CAUSE TROUBLE FOR THE LAKE SHORE ON
MONDAY.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The business at the pack
Ing houses will be suspended on Monday, and
as consequence there will be five or six thou.
sand idle persons in that vicinity. 1t is feared
that should the officials of the Lake Shore road
persist in moving freight on that day, trouble
little. II anything, will be attempted in the
vicinity OF the packing houses on Monday. Not
nall OF the sixty striking sWitchmen
have yet been served with injunction writs
The employees Of the stock yards are staunch
sympathiZers with the strikers. At the pack
Ing house OF Levy q. Doud & 60. q box car was
being freighted yesterday, to be shipped over
the Lake Shore road to the east The hands
informed the firm that they would not return
10 work unless they were assured that
the meat would be unloaded, and that
If shipped at all it would be sent to some
road other than the Lake Shore. The firm
protested. The men were obdurate, and were
about to leave, when assurance was given them
that the Lake Shore road would carry no more
OF the firm meats until the existing differences
were patched up.
The strikers hold nightly meetings, and at
each OF them is a rOll-call for the purpose of
ascertaln1ng whether the men hold out. With
the exception of the three men who went to
work On the second day, the men have held
out
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ADMIRAL BALDWIN RoBBEp.-Admiral BALD.
wins villa, at Newport, L. l., WAS robbed yes.
terday morning OF all the silverware. The villa
was robbed last summer OF several thousand
dollars worth Of Jewelry, some OF which WAS
lately found buried In the vicinity. Admiral
Baldwin 10 absent from home. Some of the
plate stolen is especially valuable ON account Of
lis age and unique nxitern
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FIRST LIEUT.. WV. n. BLOCK, eofps of enei.
TO 81. Augustine, Fla, on public business.
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Gen. sickIes viud.cates HIS Assse.

The reunion OF the Third Corps was sAs To-
ture Of yesterdays celebration at Cettysburx.
Gen. Sickles delivered an Grafton In yindica-
ton Of the part taken by his corps In the second
days fight showing that he asked for orders
and receiving hone, assumed the responsibility
and won the victory. The following none
ments were dedicated: Seventy fifth Pennsyi.
yania, One Hundred and Fourth Pennsylvania,
First Rhode Island, Second New HaWpsh hire,
Sixty-eighth Pennsylvania, Filth New lamp.
shire, berdan Sharpshooters, and the NineSS.
ninth Pennsylyania
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L'STABLI HE'D 1888.
IL WHITE. hENTZ & co,
x22 and 224 North second St, PHILADELPHIA Pa
Are sole FToprietors of the Celebrated
"TkIMBLE WHISkIES"
southern Once. l1UO Pennsyly snia Ave. W
Washington, u. Z.
Twas COL IL n sELI6SON. In chsrra
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VEAZEY Is Proud OF Iy.-The Baltimore Gsa
publishes ex-Postmaster NeaSey's ana wer to the
report OF Civil Service Comm issoner LIZ man.
Mr.. Neazey admits that he formed the purpose
of making the Baltimore post office democra tie,
and that he appointed three hundred demo
Gratis, and he confesses pride and pleasure In
having done SO. He was sure bis course would
be appreciated by all fair-minded republicans,
and he was not bothered about the views q
mugWumps.
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TIE RESULT sUkPRIsk-A TEST 81 TNx M D.
FERENT srRokka
Yale won the four-Inile eight-oared race with
Harvard AT New London yesterday, by bail =
dozen boat lengths, In 2o.4l.a; Harvard's Time
was 2l.o5t. The result was a surprise 10 every
body, Tor Harvard looked upon as q sure
winner. Yale caught the water 6rst, and, row.
ing at an astonishing rate, took ten strokes the
nrst nfteen seconds and then dropped into a
grand swinging stroke of thirty six Ia the min
Ute. Harvard started at q rate of forty to a o
minute, but soon dropped TO thirty -eig mt At
the hall mile Yale led by half . length, pulling
thirty hive. IL WAS soon evident thai Harvard,
although rowing thirty-six strokes u Lhirty-
nNe Tor Yale, WAS no match for the latter crew
In strength or STYLE Yale Wa at no time
headed, out continued To increase her lead to
four lengths AT the two miles and q hall nAe
FROM thlrty-four strokes per minus NJ three
ana one-half miles the rate WAS increased TO
thirty SIX, and, rowing with the vim aAA resp
luIlon of u winning crew, they dashed away
from Harvard and crossed the line aboutatx
lenst tbs ahead.
The race was acknowledged by al 70 b>a
True test OF the different strokes adopted BY tho
Two crews. The Harvard men claimed that
from Cambridge, but there WAS NO power In 10
compared with lale's. Harvard Was toAined
10y Faulkner Capt Cook laugh the \ ale boys
telling stroke. Ii Is estima Ted that Yale men
won over $500, 900 on the race.
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SECRETARY WHITHBx has invited tho EN-.
ployes OF the Navy department to celebrate the
Fourth ofJuly on Monday with their families
at his country residence. He will provide \
substantial lunch for their enjoyment
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Excavations and PicuicS.

The steamer Wagner goes to Cabin John
Bridge Tomorrow.
The Junior Excelsior excursion OF 18th street
Presby terrain church has been pustponed until
July 9th.
Inc Arrowsmith goes TO Colonial Beach on
Sunday.
The Corcoran makes two trips TO Marshall
Hail on Sunday, leaving her wharf at 10 a IA.
aud 2:3O p. IN.
Tue Arrowsinith will this evening take to
Marshall Hail the first OF its select Saturday
evening excursions.
The nrst OF the B. & o. every-other-Sunday
excursions 10 the Luray Caves will leave w.
morrow at $50 a. IN.
Inc third annual excursion of the Clerks
Nutual RELIEF association will De given on
wednesday at Marsh Al Hall, the Corcorau
leaving her wharf al p. III. sharp
Ihe Lady OF the Lake leaves at $50 This
evening tor Norfolk, Firgiuia Beach and iuter-
mediate points. She Will return Tuesday
morning.
. The steam packet Excelsior will 60 to Great
Falls and CABIN John Bridge on sunday
Flith Of July excursions are mentioned else
where.
"A select excursion to Chapel Point will be
given on the steamer MalLano, leaving her
whari al Z =. N. Sunday morning and returning
Monday.
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Name.

The New York Stock Market
The following the opening and 800 o. M prices
OF the New YORK stock Market to-day. reported by
special wire TO H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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Am uOemeulN.

ALBAuoH's OPERA HoUsE.-The charming
melodies and bubbling fun oi"Oiivette"and"The
MAscotte, by Audran, have made those works
the most widely popular OF recent French coIaic
operas, and assure anything from the naud OF
tneir gifted composer "A generous welcome from
Tens ot thousands OF Iyni opera enthusiasts tue
world over. Audran's latest work IL lie Ser
ment d Amour, OF which half dozen add pla-
lions Tor the American stage have already been
made One OF these, under the title 1.-The Golden
Hen, will he present eu al Aioaugh's Monday
night by Manager Forts company, with appro-
pirate costumes, scenery, etc. Tue work nas
been Ia rehearsal for several weeks aud y
smooth aud spirited performance may be ex-
pected.
NATIONAL THEATER.-This house has been
crOwded 10 the doors at each performance Of
"Ihe Black Hussar7 this week and The All ance
sale VI seats for next week assures IA conluu-
ance Of extraordinary business. The perform
auce IL made highly enjoyable by The unremit-
ting Illuminating OF Doggy Bell, Mrs. Laura
Joyce Bell and Mr.. Plunketl, ANA tue arllstic
work OF AIR. Hon and Mrs. McCartee. The chu-
rus work has greatly Improved during the week
and the representations are now very ss,tisIsc-
tory In every Way. The Black Hussar' Will
continue until iuItler notice.
ABNEaS GARDEN.-1Ae usual Saturday even.
Ing concerl VIII Ue given here Tonight. with
MI. lsEaZ Couradi lie Tenor, as The Vocalist
CONCERT VIII Oe gwen al LOcnooenier's
Clty Park, New York avenue, to-uIsnt.
lHE BATTLE OF MANASSAS, No. -, Is still CO.
lnS On la the circular building al Tie corner OF
15tn street anu OHIO avenue.
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English Fish Tor American Waters.


GREAT BRITAIN.
FOR number vi years the u. ~ fsh ooinmis.
sion has been occupied In the endeavor Ia In
troduce English sole and turoot into the Allan
tic coast waters OF the United States and quits
n number have been deposited Al various locaii.
ties in the vicinity oi New YORK and Boston
luis, however, being very uncertain mslhol.
III Was determined 10 taAe ADVANTAGE of the ad.
mlrable oppoI tunities for Iish culture nj W oods
Holi, Mass, by concentrating number there.
with the intention OF keeping them uutn ula-
ture, Then stripping them OF their eggs sad
after arllnciai lmpreg nation, bsstching out . I'd
planting them in suisD places. Several e..
iorts 10 obtain the parent nsh have resulted W.
satisfactorily, the nsh ying be tore reaching our
shores. Latieriy, however, Mr.. h q. Blackisrd
hsh commissioner OF New York, has n.ae ar
rangements In benali OF the United States nsh
commission with Mr. 4. Moore, Oh the niuseurn
AT Liverpool by which the latter gentleman IL
To send, from time 10 time, by British steamers
lew small soles Al trip In glass globes sMiug-
ins rom the ceiling of the c4Oin. A globe NAV
hoiu perhaps hall gallon OF water, ana, ~.th
SAND an The bottom, the nsh are measurably 49,
cure against dangerous friction and sh..k
quite number oI these nsh have already be- "A
received, the Britannia last Saturday bring ing
twenty. These were immediately taken ia
charge by Mr.. u. Ii. Ii. Moore, q Insssen4or Of
the commission, and carried 70 Woods holl
where tney were placed IN suitable receplaSlcs.
These efforts " III DE continued during tie su..s-
hef, so as to gel sufficient supply 70 meet Lac
requirements oi The experiment.
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= LBS. GOOD COUNTRY Blu TIER $l.OO
= lbs. Best Cream Cheese, 25c
MY Best Creamery Butter, per h.. 2oc
Bottle, Fine Claret, ST. 90
lhaye q Grand Old Whisky, especially suited for
medicinal use.
have PURE GRAPE WINE, made by myself
GEO. A. OHARE, Agt,
je3O-7ts l245 7th st NV
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Legislation for the District.
LETTER FROM TINE coMMnsIoxERs TO nKN.
BERs OF THE HOUSE coMnrTTEI
The Commissioners have sent o CODY Of the
following letter 10 each member OF the House
District committee:
1T is imperatively necessary 10 the interests
OF the District that there should be q FUN meet
ing OF the committee for the District on Tues
day next, 10 the end that certain bills which
have passed the senate and are now before
your committee shall be considered and acted
upon In time for the special day allotted TO the
District I'm conformity with the request of the
committee on rules. You will excuse the In
erty the Commissioners take In this natter.
and attribute IL To their interest In obtaining
extremely important legislation for the pisirict
before the END Of this session."
THE EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE
The Senate District committee have ordered
favorable report upon the bill for the con-
struction OF bridge across the Eastern br6 nch
OF the Potomac. at the loot OF Pennsylvanis
avenue. and an adverse report upon The bill To
incorporate the Chesapeake and Potomac navi-
CATION company, on the ground that act o
congress IL not necessary for such incorlora-
uon. III can be accomplished under q genera
law oy application "a the recorder. The House
Dill Tor the Eastern branch bridge restricts the
cost TO 10000, and provides that the 'secrs-
tary oil ar shall not pay out ANY OF the money
until constructs Tor the completion tas
bridge shall have been made. Tue SUN OF
OF the general expenses OF the District tho
United States 10 be credited with niIy per
cent OF the cost The sum OF $1,000 IA made
immediately available.
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OFFICERS INsTALLED.-The following-named
omcers were installed in st. Johns Command
cry, No. 81, U. y. u. G., on Thursday evening:
Samuel h. Decker, noble commander; Mrs.
Sarah A. Z. Martin, noble vice commander;
Josiah 5. Mohatt, prelate; Mrs. Emma Mckim,
treasurer; James B. Peake, keeper OF records;
john n. Ehle, financial keeper of records; VIM.
Il. Graham, herald; Mrs. Margaret McCutchen,
warden inner gate; and X. Ravenburg, past
noble commander,
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EOh sALk-kioH r-RoOa BRICK HOUSE Sos
- D.. between nth and eth Nv; wafer baIh and
-, ncs Ard stshls and back alley. Price q UUI
AbSO N owe sf. 8ls b b.. Room i.S.lm
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tins jury awarded him less than SII 600 H and
he WAS not satisfied.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The committee reported resolutions setting
forth that as ''the prices named by the Jury
selected by the marshal Of the District of
73O and 731 are wholly inadequate 10 0ompen,
safe the owners tor their property, that We
earnestly protest against the verdict Of said
jury. The resolutions were adopted. Ex-Sen.
ator Crayin offered = form OF . memorial 70 Con,
gress which was adopted. A COMMITTEES com.
Watterston, ordway, Burnett and aud Mcassn ,n.
min were appointed to present the menoOrtal
70 Congress to-day.
ARBITRATION PROPOSED.
The memorial after setting forth the griey.
ances Of the property owners makes the follow
ing proposition:
I'm view of these facts and the great los and
injury which the undersigued are liable TO
suffer by the denial OF their CONSTITUTIONAL
f.sat 70 nave Inc value Of the property 70 be
in the usual way and subject 70 objection by
either party, before whom their right 70 submit
Siding judge Snoss decision sss i Spe ~ tes s
quest your honorable bodies % pass : Joint seso-
TO appoint dsinterested referee, and ailow-
ing tbs property owners, your memoriaiistA, to
the referee appointed by the Sscsotary Of the
Interior. shall be authorized to appeint q third
disinterested referee, and authorize the three
reiersss thus appointed 70 examine iate ana re-
port TO Congress what just claims yeur memor-
ialists have against the United Stetes on &c.
count Of damages sustatned By tAein ~ change
OF the grades OF streets and unjust special a.
grades; also what sums Of money, II any. they
are entitled TO receive o. damage beyOn6 the
amount awarded BY the jury Or viewstg.authoF.
ebnstructton Of . building 1eR tie nestooal
library.
This proposition for arbitration u submitted
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PENsIoH ExAMINERs NOT REAppoISrRp.-
The terms OF 14s special pension examiner
having expired by law on the 3Oth of June
l8e have just been rsappointed for the next
year. The following were not reappointed:
Marian Dorian, Mark ]. Maloney, Leander nj
Means, Chss. B. Rock wood, v. Ii. WniIman.
Jos. r. EIkinton, u. q. Colson, Fred q. Cold.
cen ana q. 2. Hopkins.