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The London Socialists Aeauitfed.

man, Champion and Williams the socialist
leaders, on the charge OF having melted the
Guided this afternoon. The jury rendered a
verdict of not guilty, and the defendants were
all discharged.
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Death of a Virgfnia Lady.

GALVESTON, Ten, April 1O.-Mrs A. NJ.
Lam, mother-in-law of Gen. Walker and
daughter Of the late Gov. Peasants of Virginia.
died yesterday morning. She was in her list
wear
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES, UPHOL
STERED IN RAW SILK, WELL MADE: ROSE
WOOD FRAME SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS TO
MATCH. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, WAL
Nut BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND WASH
STANDS WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE AND
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, EASY CHI IRIS 8,
n Ut CHAIRS. UPHOLSTERED IN
LEATHER; FOLDING CHAIRI,WIRE WOVEN
MATTRESSES, HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TRESSES, OIL PAINTINGS. CHROMOS, EN-
CRAVINGS, HEATING STOVES CHI A,
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, BRUSSELS,
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS KITCHEN
UTENSILS, ETC.
On THURSDAY, APRIL FIFTEENTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK AM. we shall sell. at residence No. 1924
18th street mort Invest the above assortment of house
hold effects, i'm good condition
aplO-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Aucts
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A. r. Pardon, real estate h,oA. $3.50
street. has recently made the sol,ow,.
o. rear estate: $50 X street. TO John i ~ sa.
man, Tor $500; 741 street, % I. X Ven.
S.s".a 'of t.,ooo. 1911 11th street, 20 Geo a
uustin, for $4,000. 1905 Corcoran 60
Joseph Forrest, for 81, $50. 1909 I1t, .,s "
seorge A Dustin, for 81, 600; 2SlI on,s ,ees 10
~ Snariss Memmert for 80 500. lsoo oo,SS
. ParseIiS io S1 ss ps5s q III 10, a. IS
on on 18th street. 10 =, for 81 i54: 2lis $3.50, ,So;
Mrs. o0 aDS,s a. with We.cs wilsos s to
iS2s U street Din connection Win t &C.. ana
narf o oe 10 Douglass +. Forrest. for So 800
wi Is 0s s s9 s2sg connection with Il sisef
srty on Meridian Hin. in hiocss Nv Pr9g-
IL, lots "a ana Champaign avenue block
part OF lot S. 70 q - ,homas Black, for 81, $50.
Ill A. Jennings. FOR S465: part of iot "a -
Rowzee, for $3.50 r na Flo; psrt of lot L. 20 O.
s u, az o ,n Ontario avenue. block 10 lots "A
Henry smai' oas Collister for s825: LOT "a. 10
block O. part OF lot ,G To- SWs1s Crescent street.
me n y, n y 1927 and 1928 Sari H sxs
lots on iafsya lewis, Tor els, 800; also. seven
$40 1000. '' ana Greene avenues, Tor
ra AZ =, G9ldsehmid has recently sold TO Mrs
northwest for ss, 300: No Ioos s yS3 street
*. Gait. Ss, $50; No. 929 street north w W. m -
n NJ aa anas 5000; 1927 10Th street to
$3.50. uA'i's' Tor $4,000. and ssI X street,
w Ms: r. W. w: Walker. OF the firm OF Walker a
son s,' Sss purchased from Mr.. Clarence ,,or.
on Park MS very pretty country place
tends To- resiSet Mount Pleasant, where he in
AaamS 90, So Ole has sold 20 Elyira M.
Or IH,S, iur $4,000. residence on the east side
Wass o.n street fronting 1855 feet between
81 SSS 81, mas s sold 10 Geo. ii. La Fetra' for
% stree, So-2NIoo feet on the north side OF
T. ,i meaId ana Z. A. Snow trustees. have sold 70
ssa, ar Marston, Tor So I5o a lot 20 s1Sa q
10. aTtu =, ana lsth streets. Geo. NJ Robeson has
nart oS w, IA; L. Brown, for se,36O, the north
On tha 49, s Z, which lot contains 2olox loo feet
circle and sue oi 10Th street, between scott
Wsit.r anu street Frank Morey and Mary Al.
s. aaa q nave iN sold 10 Elizabeth Scheuch. for
corner IF iS,s o.ooxi2o feet, at the south west
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucs,oneer.

SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A GRAND AssoRT.
MFNT OF DWARF AND STANDARD
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES.
STANDARD AND HALF STANDARD
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. FRUIT TREES, Axe
LEAS. &C.
FROM THE
BOSKOOP (HOLLANDJ NURSERY ASSOCIA-
ZION, REPRESENTED BY c. H. JOOSTEN.
AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES NO. 3
COENT1ES SLIP, NEW YORK CITY.
On THURSDAY. APRIL FIFTEENTH 1885,
commencing a. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK p NJ
within my salesrooms southwest Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and 11th street, will sell by catalogue
the ABOVE collection his sale will be especially in
1erestng to amateurs for whose special benefit the
Roses nave been assorted send for catalogue Terms
cash. THOMAS DOWI.ING
ap1O-dts Auctioneer
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ing were the readings ct the signal Office to-day:
n m.s 10; an. a: IL q. m. 81; pm,
20. Maximum 20. Minimum, ~.
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Alpheus B. McKaig, Maryland state senator
from Allegany county, died in Baltimore yoo.
terday of apoplexy, aged 50 years.
Mr.. Robert Garrett Is allowed by the court Of
appeals Of Maryland TO retain the bay window
OF his residence, although IL projects over the
building line.
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The Coming Races.

APPUINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
At a meeting of the executive committee of
the Jockey club the president appointed the
following committees, to serve during the forth
coming races, May 9Th, 9Th, 10th, 18th, 18th
and 14th: Committee on Invitations-Gen. ].
C.lMcK ibbin, chairman; Frederick B. MCGUIRE.
o. G. Green, Hon. ]. s. Barbour, r. f. Baker.
COMMITTEES on Reception-R. 81. Christman,
chairman; VIM. n. Gait, VIM Dickson, Hallet
kilbourn, I. ]. Luttrell, ]. p. Willett q. n.
Repett, 9. z. Duncanson. Race Committee
G. y. Oyster, ira chairman; VIM. Dickson, r. b.
tee on Track, Road and Stables-F. M. Dranev.
chairmani Horatio Browning, Gen. ]. G. Nc,
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SAMUEL ENTWISTLE born In the town Of Blaok-
burn. Lencsshre England rs.ldeot Of this CITY M
the past f0rty4o yeaFn, aGo4 oeventy-et years-
Funeral sunday ansrnoon, April llth, O'Clock,
from hs late rssidonce 10l Fourth strest 6oofhanDk
GARGEA On Friday, April Q. lisa g 9s1o q N,
MARTHA w. CAROLS. assd axVHSghe yoaR -
loved WIFI VI John Y. 0srk3
morning. e II O'CLOCK R7ends Of The hm1ly ere ~
sps@fuiS i.'lssd esssssa lssssnsss Is Asases,s
Hill. Apr1l ION. 1884. infant son e p Il sna
Mora ~ HW sd twelve hoorA
JUDD. mo. = JUDD 1isd 6 0ar8sad HospiaAl q
1QA6 = M April 40. loees aged seveuty<wo yoaR
VAN PATTEN. Al D. Uianbothb Asyium on
Apcn 9. 1854 CHA1Im H VAN RA11EH. aEsd
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District Government Affairs.

COUNTRY PEOPLE AT CENTER MARKET.
The Commissioners to-day ordered "That the
carriageway and sidewalk contiguous to the
curb on the south side of B street, between 9TH
and 18th streets northwest, and of the north
streets northwest is assigned, free of charge to
the use Of farmers exclusively, who are DESTROYS
of marketing in this city products OF their own
the Commissioner having special supervision
of markets shall approve. The police OF the
fifth precinct shall Cooperate in the enforce
ment Of this order"
BUILDING PERMITS
| have been issued by Inspector Entwisle to
Miss A. c. Gardner, erect q three-story and
l.. NJ. Saunders repair brick 6O4 1lth street
northwest; $4,000. Mrs. q. .. Moore, erect a
two-story and basement dwelling, 5th, between
II and streets northwest; $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Engineer Commissioner, In reply to their
letter asking for an asphalt pavement and the
extension OF sidewalks on II street, between
4th and 9TH streets north west has informed
Mr.. n. Watkins and others that the improve
ment will be made the coming season.
Reconnaissance Edmonds has addressed
the Commissioners a letter advocating the
passage of a law granting citizens OF the United
States residing in the District OF Columbia the
same rights in the United States courts that
are enjoyed by citizens Of states and aliens.
CHURCH SoCIABLE.-rhe monthly sociable
OF the AsSembly's Presbyterian church, which
was held last evening, was largely attended.
The musical program, which was of more than
ordinary excellence, was rendered In the main
audience room Of the church. Mr.. Jarvis But
Ter played several organ solos. which were en-
Enthusiastically encored. Mr.. Warren s. Young
who is the precentor of this church, and Mr.
Smith rendered vocal solos, which were
well received. The closing piece was q cam
tata, ''The Daughter of Jairus,' sung by the
ladies of the vocal society connected with the
church, assisted by Messrs. Young and Smith.
1t was creditably rendered: The soprano solo
in the cantata sung by Miss Gem Buker and
the alto by Miss Nellie Salmon were exception
ally pleasing. After the musicale the audience
were invited to the lecture room, where a boun-
tiful supply of refreshments was provided, and
the remainder of the evening was spent in
social eniOyment
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GEN. sHERrpAN has gone to chicaeo

GEN. SHERIDAN has gone to Chicago r,,.
there he will go to Atlanta, Ga. ana r. not e-.
pected TO return here until next THURSDAY
Inc general order directing the CHANGE
Oh stations OF regiments OF infantry viii
Iot De Issued until his retnrn
General Sheridan is still in commana os .s -.
su .non OF the Atlantic, not having been rs-
leNed Yet by Major General Schonala
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Two DEGREES OF DIvoRcR-To-day. in the
case OF Francis 7. Bowler agt Hiida bowler,
decree OF divorce was made by Judge Cox
Harrisburg, and he charges that on December
1S; 1881. she left him and went to live in Q
n.. se OF ili,Mme IN philadelphia, and has com.
decree IN the case OF Mary Z. Ford agt John
B. Ford for deserttou.
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Alderman De Lacy Breaks His Word
NEW YORK, April 1O.-Alderman De Lacy
did not come to town to-day, as he said in tel
egram to his counsel that he would. He, how
which were kept secret, which stated That his
wife was still seriously i'll, and that the alder
man was thereby prevented from coming on
here.
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The New York stock Market
The following are the opening and 800 D. m prices
OF the New iork stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to III. H Dodge, 5S9 18th street,
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Don't IRRrTATE Your LUNGS WITH eruD-
BORN COUGH, when q remedy. sale and certain
as DIR. Jayne's Expectorant can be 20 easily pro.
cured. Sore Throat and Lungs are speedily
helped by It.
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Congregational Topics.

fACIFIO HAlLROAD 1NVEST1GAT1ON.
The House committee on Pacific railroads to
day instructed Representative Richardson, OF
Tennessee, to report back a substitute for the
Henley resolutions. The substitute authorizes
the Secretary of the Interior "tO appoint and
fix the compensation Of three competent per-
sons, and q stenographer ii necessary, to exam
Inc into the workings and financial manage
ment of the Pacific railroads Tor such thereof as
he may deem expedient) that have received aid
from the government in bonds or land" etc.
THE VOTE ON THE WASHINGTON TERRITORY
BILL.
The democrats in the Senate voting with the
republicans for the admission of Washington
territory, were Messrs. Butler, George, Jones, of
Arkansas and Morgan. The negative votes were
all democratic, among them being that of Mr..
Hearst, whose first vote was cast on this bill.
APPOINTMENT ON THE SENATE SIDE.
Mr.. Geo. II. Getz, manager of the government
telegraph at the Senate, has been superseded by
Mr.. Mitchell, of New York. This appointment
belongs to the President pro tempore of the
Senate.
POSTMASTER BUTTON.
It is understood the Senate post Office COM
mittee will recommend the rejection of the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Button for postmaster at Lynch
burg, Va. Mr.. Button is editor of the Lynchburg
Tiryinidn, and a recent issue of his paper con-
tanned an article of a humorous nature, but
very severe upon republican Senators. 1t
named each one, and pointed out the tailings
they possess in the editors opinion.
THE ALEXANDRIA (vA.) PosTMASTERsHIP.
The Senate post office committee will report
in favor of the rejection of w. w. Herbert, APP
pointed last May to be postmaster at Alexan-
dria, Va, in place of David Windsor. There is
no objection to Mr.. Herbert, but there are
charges in the Post Office department affecting
the personal and official character of Mr.. Wind
SCR, and the republicans OF the Senate propose
to reject the nomination of his successor until
he has had an opportunity to see and answer
them. The nomination is accompanied by a
written report, recommending the rejection OF
nominations for similar causes.
THE EDUCATION BILL.
The House committee on labor had the edu-
cational bill under consideration yeste rday, but
took no action, nor did anything occur to indi-
cate the strength of the bill in the committee.
On Monday they will take the bill up again.
NOTES.
Gen. wager sway ne, counsel for the Western
Union Telegraph company, argued before the
House committee on post offices and post roads
yesterday in support of the validity of the con-
tract between the Western Union and the land
grant railroads.
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AUCTION SALES.
- -"
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE

CATALOGUE SALE
HIGH COST AND SUPERIOR MADE FURNI
TURE,
CONSIGNED TO Us AND REMOVED TO THE
SCOTT ART GALLERY, wILLARD's HALL
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. WHICH
TAKES PLACE ON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH.
AT HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
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COUNTRY BOARD.

EHOUR OR FIVE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
~ modated In uburban home table board first
CLANS Apply 1907 LIST ST., cor ner New York ave
CONVENIENT 70 fen0on aud Printing otficea It's
A FAMILY OF ADULTS. LIVING IN THE
"A Country, will take entire charge Of three or fnur
children. school and Music II desired Address w
= ". seax once. apl0lw%
WILL BE OPENED AGAIN FOR THE RE
yv cepeion Of guests June lst desirable country
RsaCo n "Middiet0wn Valley" For terms, &c. apply
sSunty. Nd kelsrs TO George Y. dunlap, ESQ.,. West
MaSsningt9n p G. and ostsfhridss HorSey. esq.
oeEketssvuaes IA. aD1-10s
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Baltimore Mark etc.

eoasoIiaa,ed S.; pastdue coupons, SO; threes
BALTIMORE. MD. April. 1O-Cotton steady
mniddling. 9ls. Flour ,nominally steady and quiet
du $685. southern a0ans
No Maryland. 94laa95; No. western winter red.
9l7s asked August s97sa9Ol. Corn-soathern higher
and fairly active; western steady and dull southern
and June. 45ha45al; April, 45a46: May, 45ssa457s:
Da saa4 U She h!@ Slh
western mixed 3sa59; Pennsylvania, 4Oa44 Rye
dull Ioisa Iol Whisky quiet, i.1eaip. 70 'e other
articles unchanged Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer
oarres ta
bushels oats 00o bushels; rye, 500 bushels Ship
Sales-wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, IS, 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April ~: 11:15 a m-Wheat opened
an to ss ssea
2S7s. Pork weak and lower. 9.3ola.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TODAY
were Secretary Endicott, Attorney General
Garland, Senators Maxey, Harris and Camden,
Representatives Randall, Snyder, Byuum,
Grain, Warner Ohio, FELTON,, Davidson, Pindar,
with Jacob Angle, of Network, Beach, farsney'
Carleton, Merriman, Fisher, T. j. Campbell,
Willis, Miliken, Reid, Cox and Henley Assis-
tant Secretary Muldrow, and ]. X. Boutwell,, of
Maine.
PERsoNAL.-Gen. NJ. 7. McMahon and Gen.
hhouTu huoA VI NEW 1Ork, w. u. Caurey OF
Danville and Jno T. Averill OF st. Paul, are at
the Riggs.-It is said that Joaquin Miller
contemplates taking up his permanent resi-
dence in the City Of Mexico.-R. F. Johnson
Of Richmond, August Goldsmith OF New York,
Mrs. Beverly of Virginia, and s. H. Wiley Of
North Carolina, are at the Metropolitan.-J.
r. Jones Of Washington arrived in San Fran
cisco by the central overland train last Sun
day:-Wtlliam f. Doyle and wife of boston,
Mcbride Holt of North Carolina, William A.
Henderson and wife and r. I. Naylor aud wife
q Indiana, are at the st. James,
ship of the Natonal Republican to accept a posi-
ton on the Chicago Man-Count Sata, Of the
French legation, arrived in New York yester-
day from France, where he went on leave OF
Of Portland, Oregon, is in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Rapley have returned to the city from
their visit to Florida, and are at Wizards
h. banning, A. L. Patterson and j. 8. Patterson
OF Chicago, George s. Hunt of Portland, Me-, b.
+: Overbury OF London, and Mr.. and Mrs. g. ].
Little an d, Miss E. H. Selby, of Springfield, Ill.
Brooklyn, NJ. F. Montague of Richmond and
| george L. Rhodes passenger agent OF the Rock
| Island route, are at the Ebbitt.-Representa
Treasury department., and w. II. Armstrong OF
washington were in New York last evening.
-. ID. DERRICK and wife Of Albany. Geo. Il.
| Brown of Little Rock and Harry Hine of New
| York are at the National.
GEN. CHARLES P. STONE, who was prominent
here in the early years OF the war, In the or
ganization OF the District troops, and VINO Is
| IN New York harbor, arrived here this afternoon
| and will be present at the reunion of Veteran
Company, A. Washington Light Infantry, x
| night at the Infantry armory.
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND PosrMAsTERs.-
The following fourth-class postmasters were ap
pointed to-day In virginia:-John r. Hutchin
son. Aide, Loudoun county; Jerry q. Early
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NUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
IWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT No. 321
FOuR-AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL e.set>
FOnRIEENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE imSJ
O'CLOCK T. NJ, We will sell, in front of the G.I
premises.
PART LOT 1, SQUARE 493
fronting feet on Al street. with depth of 81 feet
improved by Frame House. good business loca-
t0n and rap dly advancing In value.
Terms made known at sale A deposit of 500
CURED at sale. Conyeyancng. &c. purchasers cost
ap1O3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
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James E. Small and VIM. James, special mes
sengers City Post Office, started out on Thursday
night about IL o'clock with some letters to de
liver in the western part OF the city, and when
on New York avenue VIM. James bicycle
ran into hole and threw him to the ground
injuring him badly. The overthrown wheel
tripped Small, who was thrown from his
bicycle to the ground, and badly sprained his
left wrist
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Shepherd reports stolen from
her room gold watch, set OF jewelry, gold ring
and bangle valued at S35.
More than 100 colored persons are to be bap-
tiZed in the Eastern branch, near Anacostia
tomorrow morning at O'clock.
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MARRIED.

KNI0HT-KNIGHT. On wednesday, April TN
1855, by Rev b. Sunderland, DID,, ~ First Presby
terrain church HARRY Il. KNIGHT % MANY
ALICE, daughter Of Octavius Knight
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GEN. CHARLES P. STONE, who was prominent
here In the early years OF the war, In the or
ganization OF the District troops, and VINO Is
now In charge OF the statue of Liberty pedestal
In New York harbor, arrived here this afternoon
and will be present at the reunion of Veteran
company A. Washington Light Infantry, to
night at the Infantry armory.
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NHoMAs 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 ees
Executors Of the last will and testament Of VIM
Easily deceased. will sell at public auction. :5
the premises, on MONDAY the TWELFTH lay
OF APRIL, 1856, commencing at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p: NJ, the following pieces Of prop
erty. viz: Ff
Lot IL. In square H. no improvements
Immediately after
LOT q, In square 2 improved by four brick houses
Immediately after
LOT s. In square II improved by three brick houses
Immediately after
Lot g. In square 20, no improvements
Immediately after
Lot 2, In square SO, no improvements
Terms: One-half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with interest at six per centum per annum
secured by deed of trust the property Sold or ali
cash. at the option of the purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost j. W. EASBY
- Executor of VIM. Easily, decd
WESCOTT d WILCOX, Agents h3I-dSds
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND PosrMAsTERs.-
The following fourth-class postmasters were APP
pointed to-day In virginia:-John r. Hutchin-
son, Aide, L0udoun county; Jerry q. Early,
Ivanhoe Furnace, Wythe county, and J. T.
kiiby, White Top. Grayson county. Henry
Hi!gaeitner has been appointed at Sweet All,
baltimore county. Md.
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District I'm Congress.

oSEuCe Al OVUBHS9
THE METROPOLITAN STREET RAILROAD BILL.
Mr.. ingalls,, from the District committee, has
reported the bill to amend the charter of the
metropolitan Street Railroad company with the
amendments agreed upon. One of the amend
ments requires the line to run along 18th street
east instead of 9th. Another amendment pro.
vides that the company shall run at least every
fourth car ENTHUSIASTICALLY bound, through to
as much oftener as in the Judgment OF the
Commissioners Of the District the public con-
Venience shall hereafter require. It also re-
9uires that all Of the cars which do not run
through to Boundary street shall run through
Georgetown to the end of the company's line.
Ih1s provision forbids the change that is now
made at the cOmpanys stables. AS stated in
THE STAR yesterday there is also an amend
ment requiring the tracks, on 18th street north
good condition.
TEMPERANCE EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS.
Messrs. 81. B. Moulton and B. II. Warner, of
this city, addressed the education committee
OF the House yesterday in favor of having scien-
tlnc temperance education in the public schools
OF the District of Columbia.
ITEMS OF DISTRICT ACCOUNTS D1sALLowED By
TREASURY OFFICIALS.
In the list of claims accounts and vouchers
against the government, which have been dis
allowed by the accounting officers of the Treas
ury, recently transmitted to the Senate, are
the following which were disallOwed to the Dis
trict Commissioners Thirty dollars, payment
In excess of So for attorneys fees; disallowed
payment out of appropriations; SIT. tor pay
ment OF per diem for Sundays;$2O, paid to s. b.
Beyers for inspecting temporary stands on In
auguration day; should have been done by in
spector of buildings; 5000. payment of salary,
out OF appropriation for fuel, gas, etc., not au-
thorized by appropriation; $40, payment of
Sunday per diem; 81 5, for five brushes in excess
of contract price; $11.79, overpayments for adj
refreshments; S13, for Sunday per diem; $4,000,
for fuel and ice furnished inspector of meters,
not authorized by law; $1O.O3, over
n footing payroll; 5000. payment n Of
Chief Cronin's expenses to attend national
convention of fire engineers at Chicago; not
authorized by law. On account OF the national
association for the relief of destitute colored
women and children, payment of $75 to DR..
Darling while he was employed and paid as
physician to the poor was disallOwed.
In the accounts of Marshal McMichael one
item of fifty cents, for six bundles OF tooth
ness, were dieallowed.
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L,OR sALE-A FINE, LARGE, STORY BRICK
1T dwelling the north side of n st. bet 18th and
18th SIS NV Original cost, $4,000 VIII be sold at
avery great bargain. Apply to B. H. WARNER & Co,
0l6 ST NV. aplO-3t
L,OR SALE-vERY COMFORTABLE SIX-ROOM
II houses: new and all mod. imps: 9th ST. NV,
psf SWORMSrEDT & BRADLEY 927 F st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-10
BOARDING.

LNOR RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II Rooms, with frstclass board 1915 H at on
poste the Arlington. anISI2fS
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC
0nd noor, en- suite or single with rstclass Board
~ sOS nth st the most central location n
convenient to all public buildings and cars; terms
nooeIate apS-3t*
lTNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 6l2 9TH ST. N W.
Il aud the La Pierre aw cor. 10th and NV are the
pest conducted boarding houses in the city, Txberst.
class: pleasant rooms Terms moderate. oc27