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beloved daughter Of John and Catherine Hart, assd
funsrai nom her late residence. ilo5 J. sv.uus
northwest wednssd.y, February PA, NJ the &c
: SO T. A''''- church. where requiem mas 'in es
,HAssLER,, A. Brooklyn. y. Y, February is, 1855
the hfueth year Of his age
HoDGkISs a. Warrington D. O. on sunday.
HSpaKfss, IN Sis SIXTY Il third year! pm" Aol '"
Funeral win take place from his late rssidence.
Il at pun TrsenSs and relative. invited 70 sssrnd
x 9c si.Hrd.y 5sSs a. as -. sss
ssasss .sss q: late .s.,aeess 1a..s ~,
O'Clock Friends and relstivss rspscuiy iuvited 70
O'Clock an. EARLEs IL LUFF. beloved husband
q I Lpa ~, ns s s5a 9n '9 ; o.
fussrsl .ii take place from hi. lat. residences 4s2
pm. Frisnos and relstives are invited 20 attend 4
e" r. q "a
Nsphswa Nod one year. nins montha and tvsety sls
Pride Of al our hearts ., home;
Little CLAIR. come home VIII me
I'm ,.as p from .s ga
esios2 pm fSs G rsmsins WI Be- s.ss o' e Mount
am. sister NAY DE SALES on Arr. At The Mon
Astery OF the Nteltauon, Connecticut avenue.
Funeral ON February 20 81 pm.
PRIcHETT, A. Prey,asnes Ho.p,..i. after brief
.s i ssss e g st s: s
Her funeral win take place from the resideoce Of Der
cousin. Mrs Vim O. smith, 1ool ga street. Tues.
friends respectfully invited 20 attend
.ssa e Z. IL lss
Rest BABY rest,
Sweet be thy rest
tBaltimore papers please coIy
q M IDA (. kEIsE infant dsashtsr Of William e
and Emma Reese. aged two yesrs-
The darling Of our household band,
The youngest Infant dove"
Her snowy wings unfolded
And sought . rest above
Little Ida heard loving votca.
Not for deeigued,
And ell our loving heartA
Our birding sweet rssened-
Funer. will take place from her psrentf residencA
No. Ills O street southeast On Tuesday 81 < 50
O'Clock Friends aud relstives are respecuuly invited
10 attend
sSRAH Lillian sTEwkkT. only child Of william
A and Emma !. stewart ased hse ysss and I've
months Of menbranous Group ooa
Funeral from parents resioencs Soo d street norxe
east Funeral Ir1vste
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THE CAPTURED FLAGS.
Reply of Secretary EndicOtt to the
BOutelle RESOLUTION.

The Secretary of War to-day returned to the
House his answer to the Boutelle resolution call
ing for information to whether the ags captured
by the United States have been removed from the
place where they are displayed and concealed, and
II So by what authority and for what purpose,
and rurther as to what propositions have been
made by Government oficials for the surrender OF
these nags, and whether 1t Is true that q portion
Of them were actually surrendered to persons
having no right to their possession. AS prelimi-
nary the Secretary gives brief history OF the
flags.
HISTORY or TIE FLAGa
OF the whole number captured and deposited
with the Department 236 were United States nags
originally captured by Confederates and recap
tured from them, and 544 were Confederate nags
taken by the United States troops, making total
received they were deposited in . vacant
e sss q
Ssa aas ear TO q
wall. Mass ssu the sw dpoS snPps
or in pigeon holes. At this time an inventory OF
these fags was entered In book In which was
capture OF those that could be identined belong
ing TO particular organisations They remained
here until the latter part OF 1S7A
NONE OF TIE FLAGS CONE OUT OF srcRsrARY xNDr-
corrs CUSTODY.
It Is stated that while some Of the Confederate
lags have since been given the companies or regi-
ments capturing them. no nags have passed out Of
the custody OF the Department that were In
3; sSs osP 70
the sassement Is made that no Bags Were actually
curing the public exhibition Of captured nags and
trophies. it fs assumed that Construction put
upon = by former &c s sf asts r ano Nav
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The FIRST Allison Club for 1883 was organized IN
Emmittsburg, Palo Alto County, Iowa, Friday and
has opened the campaign for the Iowa man for
president second one was organized at New
Hampton saturday. The republican club at
Clarnos has Endorsed the Iowa senator's candi-
dacy.
The anti-saloon republican national committee
has issued q call for a national conference 10 be
held in New York city April is and 10, ITO assure
and signalue the complete Withdrawal OF the
national republican party from all completely with
antagonism thereto"
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No RECREATION os the Greas Services
OF Admiral Dahtgrea.

To the Editor Of Tss EvENNe srAns
Permit me 90 correct q statement mace IN yoor
issue OF February 18th 10 the eject that "ny ape
ciai act OF Congress" receive q pension OF nfty
dollars per month" I am sorry 20 have 90 say
that the very extraordinary services rendered the
country by Admiral Dshlgren. which proved 10
potent factor In saving the Union. have never
since his death been recognized by the Congres OF
the United states n iJher especial pension act-
20 his widow nor other payment than such a. Q
bankrupt might make, OF the debt proved before
the courts be justly due his Estate by the Gov
ernment nor even any monument voted him IN
marble or bronze has as yet been granted the
memory OF this Distinguished pstrioL
February 20 1853
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Trausfers Of Real Estate.


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: James F.
Barbour to w. II. B. Stout, lots to 10, 50. 1926:
s72O. G. A. McIlhenny to W. c. King, sub % 50.
40; e, 100 Jennie L. 3. Meany to Cora Louise
Peters, sub 20, 50. zoe; $4,000 R. g. Rutherford,
ct al trustee to Mary s. Gist, sub 70 and part a,
80. 2l2; So,7OO B. Leonard to J. W. Lee. part IA,
50. SIS: q ,e8O65. A. Il. Chace to q. Riani, pts.
and 9, %. 763: $500 J. NICK. Borden TO I. p.
Borden, sub q, sq. 2o7; 5000. Hannah Edwards
Eate to Z. T. ThOnma Is trustee, sub $50. So 2s7;
S45O0. B. n. Warder TO G. G. Duncanson, pit. Is.
50. S77; S3437.73 W. 8. Dodge 70 Joseph s. Bar
rett. lot 10, Chichester; $50. D. Connel to John
J. Fuller, subs 20 and %. 90: 936; r. b L.
s,ssiov to Y. We. lin. lots and BIZ is Meridian
Hll; 81 652 g: Taylor, et al, executors 70 same,
lots TO IL, blk. 8; {12 $40. e: r. Franklin
to g. W. Cook, pit. 6, blk 9, Enlngham; 500.
Parthenia Thyson to II. c. Borden, lots II 70 -,
g. NE; 70 ls So l y lot 81 81 il naas7;
9. 9 to 12, 60. ll4s; :. u and 1a o.: las;
I to and ~, 50. l146; 3 3. l. Walker TO
r. r. Kirchnef, sub and part ], 20. $50; =.
5no. z. Purdy TO Elmeda L Putnam, part 4, So
s; 500 Green 70 H R S g. Watt lo5s IL
to j. McHahon, sub l76, 50. e21; 5000 Julia 3,
Clark TO Grace Barrows, sub "a, SO. III; q, 200.
NJ = B. stevens to W. +. Bowen, sub 2, 50. $50;
q, 3S1 so. Commissioners D. c. to Mary J. Van
e "a e. 81 Stevens Rs 81 psrs So &c.,
Gsorgetown college TO A. n. Read, part
friedman, parts q and Is, g. s7s; $500:
Johs q. Jlafr TO John b. voorhees, et Al, subs Is
and ls ss $500 !. SSSscn% M,' 70 W ]; v
70 J. b LORD SSy IT, 81 cucfoids Delight ss76 L
Mackal TO B. W. Mann, sub A, 50, 40; $50 X w.
Mann TO o. Il BAN, same property; $500.
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a Proper Payment.
THE REIMBURSEMENT OF FRED. DOUGLASS FOR RICO

THE REIMBURSEMENT OF FRED. DOUGLASS FOR RECORD
BOOKS EXPLAINED.
The payment OF 81, e2T an item IN the deficiency
bill to reimburse Fred. Douglass for the purchase
Of record books, instead OF sl72.7o has been ex-
planned.
The amount OF s112 20, which was contained In
last years deficiency bill that did not pass, was
the erroneous one, and the mistake was rectined
at the Capitol. When the deficiency bill was re-
turned TO the Senate appropriations committee
from the House, It was found that the original
amount, sl,727, had been reduced TO sl72.70
by changing the decimal point. The error was al
once rectined as the records were all on nle with
the Senate committee and the proper amount was
restored
Mr.. Simon Wolf, Mr.. Douglass attorney in the
case drew the money from the Treasury. He
stated TO STAR reporter to-day that the District
officials were naturally In the dark about the
matter because they have nothing 10 do with IT,
The ONCE OF recorder OF deeds Is entirely indepen-
Sress ann and 'is nyse sv ib -
he said the District officials were all the more
likely TO Imagine an irregularty because the Dis
trlct Commissioners had made requisition OF
SIP TO reimburse Mr.. Douglass for recording the
transfer OF District property.
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT THE MATTER.
Deputy First Controller Garrison said to-day
that there was nothing irregular in the way the
payment was made, as IL was not a District appro-
priation, but a relief appropriation emanating
from Congress with no connection with the Dis
trict government. The regular course, he said,
was for the item TO first go to the Secre-
then to the First Controllers Ofice,
and finally TO the warrant division. Mr.. McLen-
nan, chief or the warrant division, said there
not the slightest UNDUE haste shown.
On the other hand IL Is claimed that while there Is
no suspicion OF excessive payment, one-half the
amount does come from the District and the
item should have been audited by the
District auditor. as IL comes under the head
OF District government
The bill states "that one-half OF the foregoing
amounts, to meet Deficiencies In the appropria-
tons ON account OF the District OF Columbia, shall
be paid from the revenues OF the District OF Co
lumbia, and one-half from any money IN the Treas
ury OF the United states not otherwise appropn-
aJed."
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FOR A POsT.OFFIOE SITE.


Senate.
The Senate committee on public buildings and
grounds, at their regular meeting to-day, took up
the bill TO authorize the purchase OF the square
Immediately west Of the Post-Ofdce Department,
and bounded by and F, and 9Th and 9th streets
northwest, for the enlargement OF the Post-Off1ce
Department building, and to provide accommo-
dations for the city post-ofice.
At a meeting Of the committee two weeks ago,
as then reported IN TEE STAR, It was suggested
had better Be Obtained. senator Nor
m the to n1e tS Of the n
to a favorable report 1t was developed that
the city postmaster prefers separate
building for the city bpost-Cce in judi
opposed to any further encroachment upon that
square. The prompt action OF the committee to-
General is, at least, not opposed to the plan.
The bill provides: THAT In order to provide adj
ditiOnal accommodations for the PoSt-Office De-
partment and an eligible site for city post-ofice
the Postmaster General the Secretary OF State and
the Secretary OF the Treasury, acting as board,
are empowered and instructed to acquire
the several parcels Of real estate embraced In
square numbered four hundred and six, bounded
by street on the north. street on the SOUTH
9Th street on the east, and 9th street the west
and for such purpose the cost OF the same is ap-
propriated out Of any money In the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated" II further provides that
Cne lotS ~ tne square are 70 De D0ught at the
prices named In proposal OF the owners dated
January 81, 1885, or to acquire ownership by con-
demnat1on. Where owners cannot convey q good
title, condemnation is to be resOrteo to-.
II further provides and preScribeS ma
chinery for condemnation proceedings through
application to the District Supreme Court. When
ever, either by agreement or condemnation, the
Attorney General shall certify that the title to
any lot is good, the United states Treasurer, on
reQuisition OF the board, shall pay the purchase
money to the owners II the transaction be by
agreement, or into the court II by condemnation.
Senator Vest was authorized to report the bill
and he will prepare written report which will
follow in the main a report on the same bill sub
mitted by Senator Morrill, in the last Congress;
that report set forth the immediate need OF more
room for postal purposes and stated that the Gov
eminent would save an animal rental OF Sl4,5OO
bV enlarQinR the building.
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Thomas Ryburn Buchanan, 0ladgtonian, was q
SATURDAY roLelepted 20 tho house OF commons foa
the west DIVISION of Ed1nburgh.
Count Cortl late Italian Ambassador ct London
01ed IN Rome yesterday Of govt
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. February 30. - Virginia SKIES
consolidated, 40 past due coupons. SO; do. ten
forties, 36,s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Md, February GQ-Cotton nominally
steady and dull iddlng, 1OH. Flour steady and
quiet-Howard street and western super, 2.31aA IS:
do extra, 3.O0a3.75: do. family, 4.00a4. so; city
mills, super, 237s260 do extra, 30Os3.60; do. BIO
brands, 75s5 90 Patapsco suPerlstiye patent, 30;
do. family, oil Wheat-southeI0, firm and scaDce;
red 90s94 amber, 93a96 western, easier closing dull
No. winter red spot sSaS9i February. SO asked;
March, ssan ,,iS, May sla.saH C0En.sea'Isrn
February. 55s asked: March, sax aS5A: May 5sH
a56h. Osts steady and Quiet-southern and Pennsyl-
yana 36s40; western white, 4Oa4l western mixed,
choice WESTERN l3.06aI 500. Provisions steady and
fairly active-Mess pork, 1875. Bulk peats-shoul-
ders and clear rib Sides packed, 7eS&. Baconshoul
ders, 75saS1a: clear rib sides, 81 hams, l2a12A.
LArd--refned, 81. Butter frm-western packed l9a
%, creamery 26a31 Eggs lower fresh, 20a:l lined,
12al4. Petroleum steady-refned. IA. Coffee, dull
aud nominal-Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. 16a16S
Whisky steady, l2la1.93. Freishts to Liverpool
per steamer dull-cotton. 3-16d-; hour ton, IS;
grain 21sd: Sales - wheat. 2S50OO bushels; corn,
$4,000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, February 20. IL q. m.-The re-
ceps Of 4O2 cars Of corn caused surprise to specu
51x, but sold off immediately to 51h. May wheat
started at higher at 81k, sold 70 S1AaS1 y, when it
weakened of with corn to SO5taSl. May pork &c.
higher. at IA 20. The May option is now quoted
follows: Wheat, SOhaSlk corn. Ok; pork, 14.214;
lard, 1929; short ribs 7.52k.
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WINTER RESORTS.

vUyHE O0LETHOkPE.
BRUNSWICK By THE SEA
GEORGIA
Entirely new but Of brick. with al modern Improve.
ment4 u nov opsn- Accommodates 800 For fofthSr
information or circular address
O. n CRITTENDEN, Manager
Proprietor Of Cooper House. CooperstownNY; late Of
HygeA Hotsl, Old PUNT Comfort Va d30-m,W,l20t
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TtleglaNs to The Star.
The Charge Against Wiltshire Dis.
Missed.
SIMILAR ACTION 10 BE TAKEN m THE CASE OF MISS
IosfR uor

The Charge Against Wiltshire Dis
missed
SIMILAR ACTION 10 BE TAKEN N THE CASE OF MISS
JOSIE HoLNB
CINCINNATI, Feb 20.-The district attorney In
the United states Court, this morning. moved q
notte Of the indictment against j. w. Wiltshire,
charged With violation Of the United states bank
Fidelity Nattona. Bank, on the ground OF inability
to prove the charge. The court allowed the
motion, ana MI. Wiltshire and his bOndsmen were
released. The court, Judge Sage, said similar
action should be taken with the action against
Miss Josie Holmes, and this win be done soon.
The Reading Investigation.
PorTssvuLB, Pa, Feb 2O.-The congressional
Investigating committee, began It's sessions In the
coal region here to-day.
Russian Military Activity.
LONDON, Feb. 2O-Advices have been received
that thirty-six trains conveying troops have LEFT
ne6.
The Suit Against Guzman BiancO.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-An application was made In
the court OF queens bench to set aside q writ
served at the instance OF the Gillian Gold Co
upon Gen. Guzman Blanco, the Venezuelan
minister 1T Paris, on the ground Of diplomatic
privileges. Counsel for the company denied thai
Gen. Blanco had any claim to such privilege, stat
ing that the British court had refused 10 receive
Gen. Blanco or any one else rom Venezuela while
Engiand's relations with her were suspended. The
court reserved judgment.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices o.
Vrir IN nd rArfp A 4 afra
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee

FTNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF CONTRACTORS MA.
TERIAL. CONSISTING OF EIGHTEEN GREAT
LABOR-SAVIN9, SELF-LOADING, TWO-HORSE
ExGAVATOkSs WITH TWO SCOOPS. HOLDING
HALF-YARD EACH.
JEWELLERS ROLLERS, WHEELBARROws sHOv-
ELS. WIRE ROPE, FORCE PUMPS. TIMBER,
BLACKSMITHING TOOLS, &C, &C.
HORSES. CARTS. MgLE3 WAGONS, HARNESS.
&C., &c.
On MONDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTIETH, 1883, at
TEN O'CLOCK. e the works Of the new WASHINGTON
out reserve the above goods.
Terms cash.
By order Of G. PETERSON co.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. f7-dts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDABLY POST.
poned until MONDAY. MARCH TWELFTH. 1888,
same hour and place.
By order OF g. PETERSON 4 CO.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. f15-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS Z CO. Auc,,op.er,

The unqerstened asltsnees by virtue Of an sssign-
ment q Edward Cavesly. lately doing bukness Ed
342 Of the land records Of the OF Columbia
vii sell ct public auction. the premises No 1926
trade and msrchandiss-thssi Il to ~, s>--' $50 -
AIRY. 1883. oomnsueine d. TEN OCfbCK An, We
VIII eel large line Of Portable and Btck. Set Ranges
and Furnaces and Steam Heatsrs together with large
and de,rsble stock q Plumbing and Stsam-f ituSs
A on sne 1ro re 4S Sr
at the same houf and place viii sell large assortment
of Chandeliers, Brsckets, Globes, and fixture sup
plies together with all store and once nxtures cob.
sisting q shelving, Desk Iron safe, &C.. &c. All
goods and merchandise in wareroom in Of prem.
isee No 1736 18th street northwest will be removed
to the above prerntsos No. 1425 New York for
sale.
All purchasers are requested TO remove al purchases
on day Of sale TO make room for other goods.
Terms Of sale cash
r g. WINDSOR
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
h1-dkds Assignees Of EDWARD CAvERLY.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE No. 727 FIFTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN AS THE
OLD PORTION OF WEtCKERs HOTEL.
Under and BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, -
dated the 29th day Of SEPTEMBER A: p: 1879. and
the land reeOEds Of the District q cSllpbi. and 8
fNr ssls Ct Hu5ts suS9n ~ frSrt q the PREMISES
kUARY. 1883 ct HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
Of wssSinston District q ociumbis. that IL to say
- Lo ~ Numbered eleven IN Davids9n .ubdivision
two C222). fronting twenty i've (35l feet on 18th
and twentyseven i127) feet to ten tlO) foot alley,
together With the improvements thereon.
Terms OF Sale: sum sufAcient to pay OF the in
debedness secured by the said deed Of trust amount
ing TO e1S.0OO with interest costs taxes Insurance
ths .sFreSsts to about 10000 cash and the Balance
at twelve l2 and eighteen 16j months for which the
n9ssi Of e. bsarns interest from the
:Sa win b taken e aS S,sA 4 ne option
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day, from day q ale the ustss reserves
Ing star newspaper. RICHARD W. TYLER,
N4-d&ds Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-20
L CAN'T BREATHE

CAN'T BREATHE
Chest Palms. Soreness Weakness, Hacking Cough,
Asthma Pleurisy and Inflammation relieved in ONE
MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER
Nothing like it for Weak Lungs. 25 cents at all
druggists. f2O&23