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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED ON SEW
ENTH AND | STREETS SOUTHEAST AND
ON ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST NEA r
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of 800
the District OF Columbia holding special term 81; d
as Trustees appointed in said cause viii oer sale
at public auction On TUESDAY. APRIL TWENTY,
SEVENTH, A. ID. 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM
In front of the premises all Of Lot one a. the east 2S
feet front by the depth thereof of Lot two 2 and tn
south 20 feet front by the depth Thereon of Lot
fortytwo t42) In square numbered eight hundred and
712 feet Seventh street east and so feet a. inches
on street SOUTH and will be subdivided and offered
follows:
20 912 feet fronting eth street by depth OF so
feet fl inches on street, improved by large four
story Brick dwelling.
Three Building Lots on 9TH street. two of which
inches. S
1MAiEDIATELY AFTER we will sell, In front of
bered nine hundred and nnety-four (994), fronting
90 feet inches on 11th street east and will be sub
divided and offered as follows
% feet front on 11th by depth of the lot inn
proved by two-story Brick Dwelling.
feet front on 11th street by The depth Of the lot
being north of the brick house ''
Two Building Lots the south of the brick each of
depth of the lot - WIZ
Terms of sale Onethird of the purchase money in
day of sale for which notes Of purchaser or
chasers snail pc given, payable in and two years
Of the prchas.T OF a cash q the option
on each parcel at time Of sale. ConveyancIne DC at
purchasers cost If terms of sale are not Complied
with IN ten days from day of SALE the Trustees
the right to resell the property In de-
CHARLES Miller. trustee,
HoRATIo BRowNfNSG., Trns St Sc
ap1I-eO0ds 61O Penna. ave. NV,
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Girls Go an Strike.

PAwTucKET, r. l., April 21.-Eighty-four OF
the SO girls In the swift spooler room of the Co
nant Thread company, failing to receive a de-
manded advance of wages, left work yesterday.
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ONE LINE COMPROMISES WITH IT'S EMPLOYEES.
BALrIMoRE, April 21.-The strike of the
street car drivers appears to be reaching q
close. 1t is stated that the Union line has ar
ranged with the old drivers to go to work at
the reduced pay until the FIRST Of May, when
Frick lines has some fourteen cars running to-
day, all new drivers, ana more will be added
tomorrow. The Central line has i've or
pany state they will add several more to-mor-
row.
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IRON SAFE, COMBINATION LOCK, MEDIUM
SIZE, IN PERFECT ORDER TABLES, TRUS-
Sells, PORrIERES, LACE CURTAINS AND
POLES BRUSSELS STAIR CARPETS, HEAT
ING STOVE CHAIRS, LOUNGE GAS FIX
TURES &C, AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY SECOND, at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM we shall sell at No. sos
Pennsylvania avenue northwest the above described
articles.
Terms cash.
ap2O-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO Ancts .
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PAINT YouR BuceY
FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH CARRIAGE BLACK

READY MIXED FOR REPAINTING OLD CAR
iHAGES, BUGGIES. SLEIGHS ETC.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MIXED CAR
RAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET
one coat gives AN Old Buggy Sleigh the blacklist
black you ever saw, and u handsome gloss without
vanishing. IL is combination Of Paint and varnsh
ard contains no Aspha.tuin II Is very tough and
durable and will not crack. 1t will the ordL
nary carriage paint twice II dries hard in few
hours. No rubbing. No vanishing, No extra trOu-
Bile. 1t sells like not cakes. Where lasts
dealer but few days. Each contains more than
enough 10 paint carriage. Put up-two dozen cans
I'm a Case show cards, spoke and circulars In each
case Retaiied at one dollar per can On this the
dealer makes handsome profit
HIRsHBERG, HoLLANDER 4 co,
Wholesale Dealers In
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIEN
1So. 197 and 24O W. Pratt st.
apl2-im Baltimore, Nd
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BOWLING. Auctioneer

GOVERNMENT 1 SALE OF OLD IRON. JUNK.
STOVES. FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C :
On SAII RDAf MORNING. APRIL TWENTY
fOURIH, 1856, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, in
front of my salesrooms 9th street and Penpsyi-
vana ayennel will sell lot OF Junk, Furniture, &c.
ALSO. AT THREE p. NJ. SAME DAY.
in rear of school house 22d and streets north
west large lot OF same class of goods.
Terms cash, and goods to be removed immediately
after sale.
BY order of the District Government
ap2l-3t THOS BOWLING Auct
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LONDON, April 21.-The queens proctor, after
testing the evidence In the divorce case of Craw-
ford VS.. Crawford and Dixie, has interviewed,
and the Crawford divorce case will be reopened.
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FATHER MCGUIRE's ILLNEss.-Father Mo.
Cure, ST., who has been III for some time at
St Joseph's hospital, Philadelphia, Ia not Inn
proving and his friends are apprehensive.
Father McGurk, pastor OF st. Aloysfuss church.
has gone to Philadelphia. There was report
In this city to-day Of Father McGuire's death.
He was formerly president Of Georgetown co..
ie.e and for q long time pastor Of St Aloystuy'
church. He was courteous and cultured man
and one Of the most eloquent preachers I'm
Father McGurk at noon to-day stated that
Father MCGUIRE was no better and Wa In q
very critical condition
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DUNCANsON BROS. AuctIOneers

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctOneers
FINE LARGE FOUR-sTORY BRICK DWELLING.
NO 4SO LOUISIANA AVENUE (NEXT TO
GUNTON BUILDINGl, SUITABLE FOR BUSI.
NESS, OFFICES OR DWELLING.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL es.,A
TWENTY-FOURrH, at FIVE O'CLOCK we ::::Sa
will sell In front of the premises, Xl
EAST HALF OF LOr Is, SQUARE 400,
fronting % 5-l2 feet Louisiana avenue and run
ming back depth OF 12O feet to so foot alley i'm
proved by large fOurstory brick dwelling containing
10 rooms; modern convenienceS
This desirable property be used either for BUSH
ness Offices or dwelling, and Will be desirable invest
ment; immediate vicinity the City Hal aud line of
street cars.
Terms One-fourth cash: balance in one. two and
three years: notes TO bear per interest PAYABLE
semiannually to be secured by deed OF trust or ali
cash. at option of purchaser conveyaucing at pur-
caser's COST a deposit OF 800 at time of sale.
ap2l-4t d NCANSON BROS. Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
BOARDING.

TI,HE L0'HIEL HOUSE 5I2 9Th ST. N w
II AID ue La flerFe, Sw- 1Uth ard u.w rn5
L<st IO..Es..ns houses cay Table
cinss isez1,Aii 4Ooiilx Terms mosiefat> ac-!
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NEW YORK, April 21.-The hospital physi-
clans state Wickes, the young lawyer who shot
die in day or two. The woman is rapidly con-
Yalescipg.
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MARRIEn.

ANTRIM-FLANAGAN. In Baltimore Februarv
%, 1855, BY the Rev. J. p. echnatz, JOHN a Az.
TRIM, of Pottstown, Pa, and MAMIE ". FLANA.
GAN, Of Washington, d. c. .
CONGRATULATIONS On the 21st inseaut q
g M, by the Rev Robert y. Beer, W. Il. CAER
VILLA Ms OF Tucahoe. N, r D
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CADET.ATLAR0E TO ANNAPoLB.-The Presf.
dent to-day appointed John H. Dayton, OF
Kansas, to be cadet-atlarge at the naval acad.
envy, vice Jno W.Worden, nephew Of Rear Ad.
The President can appoint but ten cadets al
large at the academy, and ~ the list il now full
there will be no vacancies, except by death OF
vacancies.
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District Governments Affairs.

THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL.
The District Commissioners were again before
the subcommittee of the senate District COM
mittee to-day 10 discuss the appropriation bill,
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle rs fol-
lows: Mrs l.. Berry, erect a two-story dwelling
ing southeast corner Saith and n streets north
west $1,000. Also, two two-story and cellar
dwellings Saith and streets northwest; 50 600
Aulick Palmer, erect eight three-story and
basement dwellings, Craven Terrace" near
14th street extended; $4,000. The iiarfieId
Memorial Hospital, build addition and repair
INSTRUMENTATION TO be 45x92 feet SOS oOo
Mrs 4. A. All, repair dwelling 326 b street.
500. John b. Ulrlch, repair brick dwelling
$50 25th street; $3.50.
MISCELLANEOCs
The Commissioners will meet the school
trustees at noon tomorrow at their once ON
4la street.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer

Il
CATALOGUE SALE OF A SUPERB COLLECTION
oF JAPANESE ART TREASURES, BEING
THE MOST COMPLETE ARRAY OF JAPA-
NESE GOODS EVER SHOWN IN WASHING
TON, INCLUDING A LARGE NUMBER OF
DECORATED PORCELAINS FROM THE
CELEBRATED KoRANSHA POTTERY, REP
RESENT1NG THE BEST ART PRODUCTS
FROM EVERY PROVINCE IN JAPAN, SUCH
AS HAND-DECORATED PORCELAINS AND
FA1ENCES, FASHIONED TO FORMS OF OR
NAMENT AND USE. BRONZES FROM THE
ATELIERS OF THE MOST RENOWNED MAX
Frs OF TOXIC AND KIOTO. EXAMPLES OF
WORK INLAID WITH GOLD, SILVER AND
COLORED BRONZES; RARE PIECES OF OLD
WORK IN BRONZE; A BEWILDERING AR
RAY OF THE MOST PERFECT CLOISoNNE
EVER SHOWN: PANELS CARVED IN WOOD
AND PAINTED; IVORY CARVINGS, SILK
EMBROIDERIES DECORATED SCREENS OF
ALL SIZES; SATSUMA WARE; ELEGANT
VASES IN ALL SHAPES: MANY CURIOS
AND BIZARRE CoNCEITs OF THE EASTERN
MIND. &c, &c. THE COLLECTION AS A
WHOLE FORMING A COMPLETE MUSEUM.
DISCLOSING THE HIGHEST RESULTS OF
ORIENTAL ART.
Within my salearooms. southwest corner Pennsy,-
NEsDAY, aTWENTY-FIKsT APRIL .'i 1856, l At
E ELEVEN Gcl;ocK a NJ A M HALF-PAsT Two
HOURS on Tilt RsDAY AND FRIDAY FoL I1W :.
lection, embracing the best examples OF the per
feet work vi the Japanese.
OONDa4 AND TUESDAY,
APRIL NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH rom
NINE 4. NJ UNTIL SIN p NJ Catalogues Will ma
mailed TO any address free of charge
Terms cash.
ap12 THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
nUNCANsON BROS Aucuoneers.
ADMIN1sTRAToR's SALE OF GAS AND 1Nsu-
RANCE STOCK AND MASONIC HALL BOND
BY virtue of AN order issued by the supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia holding special term for
probate business, will sell public auction on
THURSDAY. APRIL TW ENI Y-SECOND 1855 AT
ONE O'CLOCK L. Nj, within the auction rooms Of
DuncansOn Bros corner of 9th and ID streets north
west
so shares of Colombia Insurance Co. stock
40 Washington Gas Light Co. stock
S1UO Masonic Hall Bond.
H. HURT
apl9St ~ Wv 49,
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WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON NORTH
CAROLINA AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT
AUCTION, No 625.
-, On SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY; %%stes
FOURTH, at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ we shall sell q. III
Lot No. 50 BENZ. w Carpenters subdivision of K:.l
Lots 30 81 and 49, of Crandars subdivision of square
thereof. improved by well built two-story brick
dwelling house. six rooms, with all modern improve
ments cellar under the house.
Terms of sale: third cash: balance in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from day of
sale and secured by deed of trust property sold
All conveyanc1ng, &c ut cost OF purchaser. 500
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.,
ap2Od&ds Auctioneers.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term for Orphans Court Business
In re estate of BENEDICT MILBURN deceased:
By virtue of an order passed in the above entitled
cause the 29th day of January, 1885, the under
will offer for sale to the highest bidder on the
TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL. 1856, at
TWO O'CLOCK PM. at the auction rooms of Dun
canson Bros, 9th and streets Northwest in
the city of Washington, District of Columbia, the
expired term of the lease held by said Milburn in the
premises or dwelling known No. Az street NV.
III said city, the same being part OF original Lot No.
in square number five hundred and eighteen. The
improvements consist of "a three-story and mansard
roof brick welling house.
The lease is for six years and eleven months from
the I'D day of April 1881. Terms of sale cash. Cost
Of advertising and sale to be paid by the purchaser.
WIN. g. HENDERSON,
VIM F. MATTINGIV
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P1cKwrcx Gun WHrsxr
Bottled by the Proprietor1
Can De had q Druggists, Grocerx II not ON hsnd AL
them 70 get il Tor you Of
All sA3TLkR co. Dbtusss BaltimosA
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The Shnler Jury Disagree.


NEW YORK, April 21.-The Shaler jury have
disagreed and been discharged. They stood {
to for acQuittal
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Trayelersa S3uida.

PENN. RoUTE-B. & T.. Station 9th and b ma -Fo,
and For Boston sasy Fl fsii ISc
am, ? AGO 10 and LILO pm. For Chicago. Gin.
eianst. ST. Louis and pstsburg aud west v:sU
Cincinnati aud 81 LOUIS and except saturday % cn.-
daily daily ' Pocc e. e1s.s0 srS a.1
ff .$ E. Isss sSo ssS Is ~ rs s
10: Loco and lI:2o pm; On sunday. Soo. $50;
fopss Gre s sis 1000 ~. and lac .sS
m daily. except SUNDAY For Annapolis, 7:lo,
Roc6esief Baaio Niagara loo pm a.iiy ssssu;
b. ANDo. RoUTE-statlon, Corner New Jersey Ave-
nue. and street.For Chicago, s;aS M: Iiist Inn
ass s@ SIS PM For Baltimere 60 sa tts -
ram. 500: 400 s;.o 5:4o Gao $50 and II o..
$40. $50 a m. and i2l0 and 4aso .. m On Sunday
sG. way Sstr rsno S.
$40 sod aaa II on sup%S nd. $40 Nd
day, and $50 p M, daily; 4:aO p M, daily. eKcsps
Branch s:soa m. daily on SUNDAY stops a. n -.
tons; for Lexington staunton and Valley Branch,
4aO D. n.y. daily eSosps sunday fer as sso
town and WinchesteI $40 m. s45 a "a: daily. eI.
Washington and Ga.hsrsburg $50 am. and i2;s0
~ W IN ds.ly' R except sSndsy; s..,,o
Orleans and Atlanta las q ma tdailyD For Louas
y o Pday sA Esn ss.ss'rn y %a az sS
SUNDAY. Ills am. $50 p. m For Lynch6Srs W.
sansAsDoAn Rorrx-R a O. ssasson.--For N,v
oaoB r q.s
burg and ali stations a u. and A'Ao p m every aaV
WEAK LUNGS ARE CRUELTY RAcxEp, ana
the general strength gradually wasted by .
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The Permanent Exposition.
A RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE

The Permanent Exposition.
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE
TO-DAY.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. German submitted
the following resolution, which was agreed to:
Resoleed, That the committee On library be
instructed to consider the subject of celebra-
ton in 1889 at Washington of the centennial
anniversary of the formation Of the govern
ment under the Constitution OF the United
States, and also of the 40Oth anniversary of
the discovery OF America in 1892, and to report
what, If any, action by Congress is advisable in
relation thereto.
In connection with the resolution Mr. Cor
man submitted printed document emanating
ITO Congress, the press and public" The head
ings read as follows: Permanent Exposition
of the three Americas-to be located at the Capt.
tai of the United states" Constitutional
Centennial Celebration in 1SS9-by the 10
American republics, in honor OF the Tooth an
niversary of the Constitution OF the present
exposition in 1892 In honor of the 4OOth ami.
versary of the discovery OF America by Column
bus"
Then comes the date line, "Willard's hotel,
Washington, ID. c., April Fl. 1885,"
The paper at the outset states that within
three years the Constitution will have COM
that six years from next October will be the
4OOth anniversary of the discovery OF America
1t then treats Of the great historical importance
vice with regard to the celebrations. 1t is also
stated that it is desired that the exposition
shall be entirely under tie auspices and con-
the interest that is being manifested elsewhere
in this exposition and the importance of max
ing it the greatest event of the kind ever wit
messed. 1t contains interesting statistics and
map OF the proposed exposition grounds. The
benefit that such an exposition would confer
upon commerce is also set forth.
man; Alex. ID. Anderson, secretary and ali the
members of the board OF promotion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
1n'e | o. 800

The following are the opening and 800 p. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 10th street:
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Morn Fms ARE Now

b. gil.E NJ O. f' pot her sgs. warning persons hav-
tLg fsrs L. - i.m nm sforsg. possible. We
receive ia 'ItoESs- iiss,.. .iit sl:Es- damage
D. NTH - iIDIi. - 1n heir 4il.ue.
A.. -. 81 5it'.3 = ><!N.
xpS - A.Os ~ .i..sJ AHA ave.
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THE "HEALrH AND HOME LITIGATION
This morning Officer Harlow, OF the seventh
precinct. went 10 the residence of John Her
mann, PA u street northwest, with q search
warrant issued on the oath OF DIR. William H
hale, OF the Health and Home and the Wdshfao-
ton Irdueter, ana took TO the station a quantity
the newspapers mentioned. This is the second
time the articles in question have been brought
To the notice OF the police, Mr.. Hermann having
already been acquitted OF a charge OF stealing
the same articles.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF CIGARS. TO
~ BACtO, STATIONERY. COUNTERS, SHELLY!
Ing, SHOW CASES &c. &c, CONTAINED IN
WEST, NEAR N STREET.
r on FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL TWENTY
IHiRD commencing at TEN O'CLOCK we will sell
the entire stock Contained In the above mentioned
store. Store for rent.
ap2Odts DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
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GONE FIsHING.-PcstmasterG General Villas
left the city to-day and went over into Viz.
ginia where he proposes TO spend about ten
days. He is going to fish and have quiet holi.
dav all by himself
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CATALOGUE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
SF RESIDENCE No S14 FIFTEENTH STREET
,r ~ Consisting Of
IhnGAN II MOQUET CARPETS; HEAVY CHER
NfER SSHA AMIs SUITES WITH CHIFFo-
H HAAAkBRLLE-T0P ASH CHAMBER SUITES;
MMEMXr MALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
T NTH s1 CENTER = 81 LEG; ELEGANT MARRLE
ROCKERS; BRASS FENDERs AND AND
LIONS: BRONZE ORNAMENTS; VASES; EN-
CRAVINGS; JAPANEsE SCREEN RICH
MEADOW HANGINGS, WITH BRASS POLES;
BIZ BFKIHSSE ~ AND INGRAM CARPETS BRUs-
BBIED 1 HAIR MATTRESSES; FEATHER
PILLOWS- AND BOLSTER5: WIRE SPRINGS;
6LANkEIS: BARRIERS CHAIR: BEDDING:
SILVER-PLATED WARE CUTLERY; CHINA
GLASSWARE: REFRIGERATOR; STOVES:
KITCHEN REQUISITES. AND MANY OTHER
CHOICE PIECES. AS ENUMERATED IN THE
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING. TWENTY
EIGHTH APRIL, 1885, Commencing at HALF
PAST Ten O'CLOCK, at residence No. S14 18th
street, between and streets northwest will SELL
by catalogue choice lot Of Furniture all of which
feet order ~ ~ N peA
Terms cash THOMAS DOwIINa
ApH1-dtS AuctiOneer.
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a NEW FOREIGN SECRETARY AND MENBFR
OF THE COUNCIL ELECTEn

~ INV eftkfFAhN AND HENHERa
OF THE COUNCIL ELEcTEn.
The National Academy OF Sciences continued
It's sessions at the National Museum TODAY
and number OF papers were read Prof Ogden
NJ Rood, OF Columbia college; Prot Arthur w.
Wright Of Yale; Prot Hilgard and Prof w.
X Brooks, of Johns Hopkins university, were
among the new arrivals to-day At the MORN
ing executive session, Prof Malcoit Gibbs OF
Harvard, was elected foreign secretary In the
place OF Prof. Alexander Agassiz whose term
expires at this session, and who declined
reelection on account OF ill-health. Prof
Baird. Gen. Meigs, Prois. Brush, Young
Pickering and Langley were elected members
OF the council. This afternoon the members OF
the academy were received by the President
A session Will be held this evening when the
Draper medal for researches I'm solar physics
awarded by a committee OF the academy To
Prot. 5. L. Langley, will be formally presented
10 Prof. Langley. Memoirs will be read OF the
two members deceased during the year Pr,f
John w. Draper and Prof Arnold Guyot OF
1Tfnceton- Tomorrow evening Prof. Alexan.
der Graham Bell will give a reception AT his
residence in honor OF the members OF the
academy. The academy will probably continue
Its sessions until Saturday.
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ing were the readings at the signal once today
3 q. m. 65; am, 50; IL q. M, 90; pm,
Il. Maximum, II. Minimum. 81.
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Dissrfcs In Coaereaa.

THE WATER WoRke ExTENS1oN.
Major Ludlow, District Commissioner, Wa
before the subcommittee on the water works
extension OF the House NJ $50 O'Clock to-day
and was questioned concerning Capt Hoxie's
plan for lessening the expense OF the work on
the tunnel. Col Craighill sustained the pres.
ent work when he was with the subcommittee
yesterday.
PRODUCE DEALERS LIcENsYs
Senator ingalls, this afternoon introduced q
bill providing that after April LIST, 1857, pro-
duce dealers At large shrn pay license of sra
annually In advance, and oil persons who sell
nsh, game, poultry, butter, eggs vecel ables. &c.
as produce dealers AT large. but persons who
sell nsh. game. poultry, butter, eggs,
shall not be required TO pay license for selling
IN the market Proprietors OF produce stands
snail pay a license for each stand. One license
snail be good Tor two markets. For falling or
negiecting 10 take out license a fne of mo- less
Than sio nor more than $50 shall be imposed.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC.
Il OF COLUMBIA.
L,ap2O-7t
YIHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE RESIDENCE ON
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under deed dated March 13, 1876, recorded in .tN
Lber No Sill folio 213, at request of party ia
cured. Will offer al PUBLIC vendue, on III URS H.
DAY, the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF APRIL,
1856 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM the south part Of Lot
No f. in subdivision OF square No. 800 fronting Is it.
in on 9th street. having depth OF "a 4IO feet and
improved by the com Portable Residence, No 1907 OH
street northwest
The terms: One-third cash. tSIO0 deposit at sale)
the other two-thirds in TWO equal payments at one
anu TWO years with interest from the day of sale to be
secured by deed OF trust all H. at purchaser $
option Terms not being complied with i'll ten days
after sale deposit to be forfeit and property resod at
purchaser risk. Conveyancng and recording at ,ur-
cnasers cost. The title is considered perfect and all
taxes will be paid to June 80, 1856.
FRED. W. JONES
ap19dts Surviving Trustee.
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The COmPfa.
EQUITY CoURT,Jud0e Jdues.

EQUITY CoURTDJud0e james.
To-day, Wright agt. Fendall and Bank art
Wright payment of fund To Ellen c. Wright de-
Med. starr agt. Treackle; demurrer overruled.
Stewart agt: Stewart; appearance of absent de-
fendant ordered. hobeson agt Miles: rule on
complainant, returnable April 23d granted
Ruth agt Ruth; commission to VIM Ward
Mohun ordered TO issue. Beale agt. Wheeler:
commission TO get answer OF infant defendant
ordered to issue. Martin agt. Searle: auditor's
report confirmed. Mills agt Mills trustees in
structed TO pay taxes. Mitkiewtcx agt Abner.
auditors report confirmed. Wardwell aet
Wardwell; appearance OF absent defendant or.
dered.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge HaOner.
Grey agI Hewlett, administration; motion
Withdrawn and leave given TO ME amended
pea. Gleason agt Virginia Midland Railroad
company; on trial
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