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LOST AND FOUND.

II OoI-APRtL 18TH, A LARGE NEWFOUND
\ and Dog let eye perfectly white A liberal re-
s&TG VII be ia'd Tor his return 10 CHAS X UOIC-
49, - --t- ~ . = 1t*
4 Ool-AtHiL l1rH, PAIR GOLD SPF1~r 4.
= c4es, no Use 70 any one except owner Return To
Star Once or ls2S llth s,ad receive do sr Tor
s-ONOAN-
4 OoI-ON THE 18th INSTANT, a POCKET
a oOOS- fllder can Keep oley and return two
mugs and Pocket-book 10 lo56 iOth 81. NV In.
II O-T-SHEPHERD PUP, NINE MONTHS on ~
light bun color: white beneath partly on FACE.
TEed.Ln SIZE: answers name of buff
turned 10 r SPAR, 81. St NV. apIssts
4 O-T-O$ IA ST, BETWEEN 18TH AND I6TTf
= Tuesday morning. . small silver Watch ON c,ni,
elaine WIKI silver pencil attached Reward h returned
u BIZ taTT2suI square ami 5-t,t<
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~ Block of Ground, ON e, near 10th st., 122. 6x95
feet. Apply to
]. ". n. HUYCK,
aPIS-3. 1905 Pennsy wanna ave.
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CanifOl TODicS.
NO PENSION FOR JunlFS

NO PENSION FOR JUDGES.
Senator Ingalls, to-day reported adversely
| from the Judiciary committee bill to grant
full pay for the remainder of their lives to all
judges of the United States courts who may re-
sign after thirty years service or who may be-
come seventy years OF age.
ANOTHER TARIFF SUGGESTION.
The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury has
written to Representative Hewitt, of the ways
and means committee calling attention to the
fact that certain amendments to section 2 93l,
Revised Statutes, proposed by his customs bill,
are in conflict with the provisions of the law OF
commission OF navigation final regards the
tax on tonnage and suggesting that the pro-
posed amendments be stricken from the bill.
MILITARY BANDS.
In response to a resolution of the Senate call
ing for information with regard to military and
regimental bands the adjutant general to-day
transmitted report, showing that there are As
bands, numbering ZIG members, and the aggre-
gate cost is 1926, 724.29. The band at West
Point costs more than any other. 1t numbers
%, and its annual cost is S10,6O0.26.
THE EDUCATION BILL BEFORE THE HOUSE
LABOR COMMITTEE.
The House labor committee had secret meet
ing to-day, and tried to get through with the
educational bill. 1t turned out, however, that
the bill had not strength enough to get out of
the committee with a favorable report; and no
action was taken, the tactics being TO consume
the time with talk until the hour OF twelve ar
rived, after which no business can be trans.
acted.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The House committee on alcoholic LIQUOR
traffic to-day by a vote of to ordered An ad-
verse report on Representative Taulbee's bill
to provide that no person shall be licensed as a
retail dealer in intoxicants by the United
States until he has first secured q license as
such from the local authorities where IL is pro-
posed to carry on the business of selling liquor.
NOTES.
Copies of THE STAR containing an explaina-
ton of the condition of the Potomac flats i'm
provement work, were laid on the desk of every
member of Congress to-day.
A telegram was received at the Senate tele-
graph office to-day addressed to Senator Yulee,
who had retired from that body many years
ago.
Sergeant-at-arms Canaday has had the Senate
reception room fitted up with new window
cOrnices OF a handsome pattern. new curtains
and q very large and fine mirror.
Senator Cullom to-day introduced bill to In
crease the pension for total disability TO $72
month.
Mr. Campbell has Withdrawn his contest for
the seat of Mr.. Weaver, Of Iowa, In the House.
The Senate, upon going into executive session,
resumed consideration Of the Mexican supple
mental treaty.
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T,HoMAs ]. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN AS No. DOT G STREET NORTHWEST
, BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court OF crn
the District OF Columbia passed i'll the cause a.,
KolllnSs vs. Rollings et al, Equity No. 922S on I'll
the seventh day of April 1856, the ulder
signed trustees will sell at public auction front OF
the premises on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-THIRL
DAY OF APRIL, 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ the
ioowlng described real estate situate in the city
Washington District of Columbia to wit: sub lot mum
oered three (3) in f. Dyers recorded subdivision OF
square numbered hve hundred and sixIy.four i564
according to the plat on plan of said city the inn
house ~
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash at the time of SALE and the residue In two equal
Instruments, payable in one and two years from the
DAY or sale. respectively with interest the said de
1erred TO be secured BY deed of trust upon
the premises sold or all cash. at the option the pur
eraser or purchasers deposit of 500 required al
uiile oi safe. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
Terms 70 he complied with within IL days of sale
oherwise the property will be resold risk and cos
OF detaulting purchaser
epI5-7t 130G 81 u,
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J.,Oss SALE-.cI 18TH ST. I3 ROOM HOUSE
10; 2e6x9o. 10 an alley: building in rear suitable
lof Stable +story ard basement Brick, 18th bet
and - SIS; rooms large yard in rear A p HIIIS
90. l:;;5S u.f-IIu
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I'd EDITION
--latest TGleglamS to The Star.
The Baltimore street Car Strike.

Tho B@ttamOre street Car strike.
BOTH SIDES STILL STUBBORN AND THE PUBLIC
GREATLY INCoNvENIENCED.
BALTIMORE, April 19.-There is no change in
the strike OF the car drivers in this city. There
was q demonstration this forenoon when car
on the street, but the police arrested two men.
which at once restored order. The strikers and
the railway companies remain arm, and the
latter state they will not acceed to the demands
of the drivers. There are but two companies
running full numbers OF cars, and the greater
part OF the people are subjected to serious incon-
reported that some Of the strikers took the
horses from car on Boundary avenue, and q
squad ofpolice has been sent to that point
The New York Stock Market
The following are the opening and 800 n m prices
ofthe New YORK stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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| INOR Saloon q ST. y. w, OPPOSITE PEN
II sion Office, building lot 5OxIUO at 81 80 If sold
by April 2Ist. WALKER & WILSON IOO6 F 81
| NV. aDI6-:St
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~ o. $500 Nam& O 800
Washington stock Exchange.

"WSuhuS tON OUOCk LNCuUuHe.
The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
2. 8 41as 1901, coupon 112A bid. 112la asked. o.
4s coupon I26 bid 1851 asked. us Is, registered,
126 bid l26l4 asked D. G. per. imp IS. 1891,
1891. currency. .IIsss bid. 100 asked 50,year
fund. 3-65s. 1924. currency. llels bid. 100 asked
X R. stock, 1861 bid, ITO asked North Capitol and
90 asked as SS Se asked % b @
Georset9wn Gas, 40 bid. Firemen's Ins., 43 asked
National Metropolitan ms, 6Ols bid. Arlington ms
15S bid Columbia ms. 1871 bid. Masonic Hall
bonds, lO414 bid. Washington Market stock, 2O7s
Did, 211A asked. Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Georgetown. l55 bid. 165 asked. Citizens National
Bank, ITO bid Second National Bank. lis bid
Great Falls Ice. 12S bid, l45 asked Real Estate
Title Insurance, l051a bid. Penn Tel Co.. asa bid
4! asked. Chesa peake and Pot Tel. Co., 73 bid, e6
asked. U. s. Electric Light as asked.
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cate OF deposit OF 925. 600 was received at the
Treasury department to-day, being the amount
received On the bond Of j. @. Cannon, the Nor.
mon elder, who forfeited his bail BY d1ght after
his arrest,
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, d. G.
BY virtue of the authority conferred upon the rs
Executors of the last will and testament of VIM ia
Easby, deceased. will sell at public auction ON
the premises, on MONDAY, the NINETEENTH
OF APRIL, 1886, commencing at HALF-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following pieces of prop
erty, viz:
Lot IL. IN square IL, no improvements
Immediately after
Lot g. in square .. improved by four brick houses
Immediately after
Lot In square II, Inn proved by three brick houses
Immediately after
Lot 9, in square 20, no improvements
Immediately after
Lot 2, in square 50, improvements.
Terms: One-haf cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at six per centum per annum
secured by deed of trust the property sold; ali
cash, at the option of the purchaser. All convey.
ancing at purchasers cost J. w. EASILY,
Executor Of VIM Easily, decd.
WESCOTT s. WILCOX, Agents mhI3dSds
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NOVELTIES Fon EAsrr.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
S. e. +; E. s. y 7. :: ::

The latest English craze. and the prevailing style In
New York. are Kid Gloves, embroidered and bound in
contrasting coors such black with tan. black with
red brown with light TAM etc They come in 4-but-
tons. and the price Is $L75, warranted in every re-
spect
SPECIAL LOT
Undressed Housquetaire Kid Gloves-Tans, 6-button,
Toe; Sbufton, Soc Just half usual price for this
quality.
~EMBROIDERIE~
AIEMBROIDERIESu
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.HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

THAI VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROP
iii KNOWN AS THE GERMAN HALL.
SiIUAIED On ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR
9TiNNOORidWEST( BEING NO. 600, AT AUG
On TUESDAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e..sH
1880, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, In front of the s;:fa
premises, l Will sell that valuable Improved IE..A
properly known as the German Hall, No 6O0 11.h
street and being part Of Lot L. square
ironag 20 ieet ON west side OF lth street. by
oepta on % ieet improved by threestory and base
arig @ss11be and rapidly improving prop
buyers -
IerniS: Sasn within twenty days, and 500 down at
time OF sale All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser Gust terms are not complied with In
nays tne conimittee reserve the right resell the
ptoperty al the risk AMI cost of the defaulng pur
chaser or purchasers BY order of
JOHN WALTER So. WM REIrH CuARJ ES
SGmNEdDER, JOHN ARDIEEsER r. A. NAT
4SoN. SomMitee ap6d&ds
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I.NOls >ALE-TIIE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL
II Estate company nave large and choice line OF
improved and unm proved property Offering
rare CiIaCs> for Investment Parties desiring 10 pr-
chase or having land for sale in the or north
ssf section Of the city Will find il their advantage
10 % 50 through thIs company. which gives whole
attention and energy the development of that part
OF the CITY. This company has seventy thousand
eei IA one tract Oh New HaInpshire ave. u bar gain
Tor Investment
Also, 100000 acres OF improved farm lands In Viz
tEie for sale or exchange
h-1om $40 F St NV.
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SPECIAL SrR1Se BARGAINS


SUT Street Northwest Masonic Tefnplel
Now os.er the beautiful line of Seersuckers and
Ginghauls ever shown Ginghams &c. To l2Iac and
scerscseTS sc l6sc. for Ssnch sheer and be:u,i-
fui goods Iupins Atwood Nuns Yelling, 25c. Al
b4troSs Cloth la cream, light blue, wood coor and
black Beautiful hnen-hnlshed Prints SC. Full Reg
uiaT Made Hose Ia ali cOlors 2oc-. worth 35c Table
IamSsk. Towels, SheetiDGs, &c, st manufacturer
Prices Lovely Pure silk Jersey GLOVES. 5oc-, and
Threat Gloves at l5c and up 1914 Sheeting lt,...
Hamburg EdSings, %. yard and up: beautiful goods
Tor To- and l24gc. Extra large AID heavy Crochet
Cvunterpanes. 81 Never has such WONDERFUL
BAl.tsAINS been offered in Washington.
ap3-im BRODHEAD & CO.. yO- St NV
MANUAL MINERAL WATER
SR FER.
Seasbbone 4.3 tnxl-6Rl 1OlO ssIeee
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I'OR sALE-35.OOO FEET OF GROUND ON A
DICK sidewaked street. close CARS SOUTH
~7t wilh a e0mfortaaie House thereon. An expe
sehceN! gardener pay for place. The soil re-
nsrk4by rcn and In bixh 81 ate OF cultivation Price
snly "a cents a loot OWNER Room a 1881 + sd
1-w 'aSIa -
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ap19-dts
CHANCERY SALE AT AUCTION OF TWO
~ SI0Rn BRICK DWELLINGS, NO. 1918

{ I HAA0NCERY SAFE AT AUCTION OF TWO
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1918
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under the authority ola decree of the Supreme 80
court OF the district of Columbia, passed in the iM
VIII offer for sale at public auction in front
premises, on FRIDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH, 1856,
at six O'CLOCK PM, that certain parcel Of ground
ana premises situate In Washington City, District Of
orally recorded subdivision Of certain lots in John
Mers subdivision OF the square known square
OF square 500, with the improvements
Terms of sale: Une-third on the day of SALE or
OF the final ratification thereof my discretion; the
residue1n equal instruments at one and two years
from the day of sale to bear interest from the day of
sale until paid, at six 90 per centum per the
deferred payments to be secured by the purchaser
notes or the purchaser may all cash Title to be
retained until full payments OF purchase money All
conveyancing and expenses of recording at purcha-
Ser S cost. $1OO deposit on acceptance of bid.
JAMES s EDWARDS. Trustee
ALP 9TH st NV.
IHOS. BOWLING, Auct. apl9eO&ds
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JFEEw W wEEEL RRRY p
J ZEE WWWW Err + RsRRR XyYT
JE WWWW f L r
JJJ ZEE w w EEF LLLLR z
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED.

Silver Lace Pins, Gold Plated Lace Pins Oxidyzed
Lever Cuff Buttons, Rhine Stone Collar Studs 19c,
Hair Ornaments, etc.
Easter Novelties, and beautiful designs, at abb
Surdly low prices.
HrKID PURSES, 25c.
HB-SATTEEN FANS, 39c
H1-'OPERA" SATCHELS, 25c.
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HORATIO BROWNING, Tru
apl2-eo&ds SO Penna ay,
T,HOMAs BOWLING Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE THREE-sTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. ON
CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL N ID
WEST STREETS IN GEORGETOWN, d. C.
BY virtue Of two deeds of trusts, dated respec e%
lively the 21st day of March, ~ d. 1854, and the ~
18th day of January. a. d. 1886, and recorded in -
lber No. 1,Ool, folio -, ct seq and Lber No. 100
folio 24S e. seq respectively two of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and at the written request
of the party secured hereunder the undersigned rus-
tees will sell al public auction in front of the
APRILA. ID. 1856. at FIvE-THIRTY O'CLOCK p N ,
the following real estate situate in Georgetown. in the
Dstrct of Columbia, to wit, the north thirtynne (9
feet of Lots numbered tityseven SD and ty-eight
t5S) In BeaS addition to said Georgetown described
by metes and bounds follows: beginning for the
same at the northeast corner OF said lot numbered
hityesht 5S the west line of Congress and
run thence south by and with the said of Congress
street thrtynne (39) feet, the right angles
to Congress street one hundred and twenty 2Ol feet
thence north parallel with Congress street tbrty-nne
800 feet thence east one hundred and twenty Q2O
feet 10 the place of beginning with the improvements
thereon. consisting of a three-Story and basement
BrlcS Dwelling known as No. laos Congress street.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in and
three years. for which purchasers
est from the day of SALE ana payable semiannually,
and 10 De secured by deed of trust the property
soid Will be required, all cash option OF pur-
chaser. deposit of $500 required al time of sale.
Al conveyancing ard recording at of purchaser.
sale, otherwise the Trustees the right re-
sell the properly at the risk and the default
Ing purchaser after five days public notice i'll some
newspaper published in Washington ID. G..
ape-d&ds iIERCER b. MAYTIi'ELD. Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED LOTS IN TUE NORTH W ESTERN

TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST VALUABLE UNIM-
PkONED LOIS IN THE NORTH W ESTERN
PART OF TIL IL CITY.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of So
Ihe District OF Columbia passed in the cause OF KS
Martin T. Morris against Margaret Merrick aUd-A-
others No 9a5., Equity booklet IS, the undersigned
trustee appointed by said decree. will proceed sell
on Thu RoUAI, APRIL TW ENTI -SltCUND, a. -.
1855 AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. at public auction, in
'front.' OF the premises, Lois Nos. Is, pa and a
Aiey and Pages subdivision OF lots III square No g.
Washington. d. g., situated Connecticut avenue
and 2lst street
Terms OF sale: Onethrd cash: balance in and
TWO years III equal Instruments, for which notes
purchaser Will De required, secured by deed of trust
upon the premises deposit of $3.50 each lot will
De required at time of SAFE Title perfect.
GEORGE r. HAMILTON, Trustee.
ap3-d 1907; + ST NV
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS, AuctioneerA
FURNITURE SALE, COMPRISING
WARDROBES, MARBLETOP TABLES;
EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGES, ROCKERS, FOLDING
BED;
MIRRORS, BOOK CASES, BEDSTEADS.
BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS,
slDEBOARDS, EXTENSION TABLEA
DINING CHAIRS CHINA
AND
GLASSWARE,
CLOTHING, NOTIONS,
BRCSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND holsters.
COOkING AND HEATING STOVES, &C, &C.,
~ AT AUCTION.
oN TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTIETH
Commencing
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
we VIII sell at our salesrooms, 9th and D streets
northwest, general assortment of household goOds 1t
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneera
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GAS AND INsU-
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 at public auction. on
IHC RSDAf, APRIL TWENTY-SECOND. 1856, at
ONE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, within the auction rooms Of
west
90 shares Of Columbia Insurance Co. stock.
~ washington Gas Light Co stock
500 Masonic Hall Bond.
H HURT.
Administrator of Estate Of Rebecca h Young, decd
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IIENIsY RALPH, AsSignee
ap17-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co Ancts
ap17-d dds
THOMAS DOWLING. AuclIoneer.

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auclloneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF 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
REsENTING THE BEST ART PRODUCTS
FROM EVERY PROVINCE IN JAPAN, SUCH
AS HANDDECORATED PORCELAINS AND
FAIENCES, FASHIONED TO FORMS OF OR
NAMENT AND USE. BRONZES FROM THE
ATELIERS OF THE MOST RENOWNED MAX
ERS 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 salesrooms, southwest corner Pennsyl-
vania avenue ,, and nlth street, commencing Web
ELF ELE EV O'clock 4; n AND HALF:PAsT rMo vs.
Gon oN NJ ASp At SANE
hN w ss w, i the above elegant
Grand Exhibition MONDAY AND TUESDAY
APRIL NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH rom
NINE A. NJ. UNTIL SIX p. NJ Catalogues " iii Ia
mailed to any address free Of charge
Terms cash.
apl2 THOMAS BOWLING Aucttonoor
TI1HOMAS J. FISHER q Co, Heal Estate Aucts
TRUSTEES vs. SALE OF THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE RICHARD I. MERRICK ON r. STR EErT
NORTHWEST. BEING Nos. 1906 AMI issaIa
By virtue OF q decree of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District Of Columbia passed ia the cause Of :M
Margaret MerTck and Others against Louise. E:3
undersigned trustees appointed by said deere VII Iii
proceed to sell on TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTV
public auction In front OF the premises lot No % In
1906 and 1908 street northwest lately or,aies H,
Richard ~ Mrrrck. esq. as residence and ONCE
Terms OF SAFE: One-third cash. balance ia one and
TWO years IN equal instalmens, for which notes Of
purchaser Will be required secured by deed irsr ,,
premises and policy of Insurance denosit ~ st1n
Will be required at time of sale. Title perfect 49,
FREE ERICK B. McGUInE
MAHTlN +. NORRIS
GEORGE l. HAMILTON
1306 ct NV.
spo-eo1W&otGs TRUsxxzA
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ap163t

I.fOk SALE-TWO HANDSOME NEW RESI-
Il denceS. 1911 and 1923 u ST. NV The houses are
quilt IN the most substantial manner-press-brick
windows. hardwood nantes, thing. freplaces and
furnaces, chandeliers plumbing tirst-class For terms
apply 10 THO>. j. FISHER Il CO, 1924 ST. NV
aplJ-6t
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The above IS only small portion of property on nv
rocks For full! list cali office for bulletin issued on
he lst and 18TH tapl3I TIIOS. f. WAGGAMAN
ENOR SALE-A BARGAIN-NORTHEAST COR
L ner of .th and sts G.. well improved by dwell
ngs and stores superior chance either invest
nent or Tor party desiring to engage in business
For particulars apply TO
HUFTY & DYER.
apl6-3t 18th and r sis NY
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"DON'T FORGET THE PALAIS ROYAL AID
VERTISEMENT COMPRISES THIS ENTIRE
COLUMN. apl6
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George Henderson alias William IL Ross
coiored, 1. years OF age. was arrested this morn
ing oy ofncer Breen after lively chase and
locked up at the NTH precinct station, charged
with stealing pushcart from IL In street and
the avenue about a year ago.
Mr.. y. w. K. Garcia, one Of the members OF
Co. A. Union regiment, is not dead, as was re-
ported In the list published I'm THE STAR
Coz. Moore, of the Light Infantry, called ut
the District commissioners office to-day To i'm
wife President " ebb TO make the speech ~ well
come to the New York 7th regiment. Mr. Web,
accepted, and will formally welcome the New
Workers this evening at the armory OF the in
faRtry.
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The Public school at Langley. yn.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING SrAR
Ia Nc

LANGLEY, Va, April 10th, 1856.
The public school at this place, Miss Macy
Stroman, teacher, had interesting closing ex.
ercises last week, the han being packed with
parents and friends OF the pupils. Those receive
ing prizes were the following: Scholarship,
walter Hummer; arithmetic, John Begg, grams
mar and history, Eta Clark; geography, Nav
walters; spelling, SalIe Cornwall. Ada Hirsi
Alice Faulkner and Frank Stroman; penmau-
snip, George Clark and Amos Elliott; general
improvement, Eta Walters and Ida llliott
The pupils presented 10 their teacher a beau,i-
iul plush album. An interesting address was
made by Mr.. II. :. Makail. OF this place
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DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE Drsrn1n.-1s

To SERENADE GEN. SHERIDAN.-Lieut Gen
Sheridan will be serenaded by the 7th regiment
tomorrow night at IL o'clock. The President
has declined The ten der of q serenade,
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FIlHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer

On MONDAY, APRIL NINETEENTH. at 90
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, 1 will offer for sale the TT
buildings situated on the northeast of tn I'LL
and streets northwest covering fifty feet ON street
by one hundred and twentyeight feet 18th street
The purchaser will be required to remove the same
within two weeks from day of SALE
Terms cash. THOS E WAGGAMAN,
ap16-St Auctioneer.