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Renders the hair sofs plisnt snd eiosy, pro.
nossa fresh growth. and surss Ruptivs dis-
Gases Of the scaipl Mary A ysckson. SATAN,
Mass.. writes: n hsvs sssa Aysrs Hair vieof
for sumbsr Of yssza. md It has always nvsn
me satisfsction. It IL IN excellent DRESSING.
prevents the hair from turning gray, insurss
il Vigorous growth. and heeps The scalp white
end clean"
Several months $50 my hair oomxszced
falling out and in . few weeks I was almost
bald thought bottle Of Ayers Hair vigor,
and. after ustns only part Of It my head was
covered win heavy growth Of hear.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove, Ky.
AYERS HAIR vIaoR,
Prepared By Dr.. J. @. Aver l. Co, Lowell.
Mass Sold By DruRsists and Psrfumers. las
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APRopssltasa % Lseass &c rsmperarsly
IN eAs CoaRs 81 shs Psnsloa Dualalngs
Pustuasssr.0 General Dickinson has sent q CON-
municaticn 70 secretary villas. suggesting the
Temporary useof the court In the Pension building
for the city post-onice THIS action 10 the result
Of . conference with City Postmaster Rosa VINO
recognizes the necessity OF removing the post
once 1t once from the present building. The
comedies with this view ana In
his letter to Secretary Villas he shows how is
would be possible for the post once TO occupy the
Pension once court without Int rfering with the
routine Of daily business or the latter once N 10
proposed to separate the court from the corridors
dent Of the rest Of the building. From the calcu-
lati0n OF the moor space OF the court it u found
that the city post ONCE can be accommodated
there. although the quarters will be rather COM
comodations that such q Disadvantage has but
little weight
secretary Villas has not as yet acted upon this
suggestion. He is perfectly familiar with tho
favor OF any RELIEF that be Afforded There are
however, other questions TO perplex him. The
law requires the removal OF four bureaus Of his
Department To the Pension building by December
next. IL Is found that there win BE- room for only
three at the best. This will leave the Land once
in the Interior Department building, which u now
over crowded.
Il is probable that some solution OF the diiculty
will be afforded In the appropriation bills, and
that clauses will be inserted giving authority for
the best disposition Of tie space that may be
found to be availflble In the Pension Building II
Will Do necessary for Congress to authorize the re-
moval OF the city post-of1ce to the Pension Build
Ing, and both the Postmaster.0 and the Sec
power TO give the city post.ofice better acc0mmO-
cations then IL now has.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qalGglanS 70 The Star.
The Outlook for Wheat
n - BIZ no MANS ENCOURAGING, A TIM SEASON
- VERY BACKWARD.

u VERY BACKWARD.
MnxKAPoLH April 27.-The Northwestern Nslzsr
report OF crop conditions says: Cold dry and
backward weather has been the order OF the day
for the last az weeks Instead Of q steady Inn
eral conditions OF the winter wheat crop up 10 this
time. The outlook on the Pacific slope Is by no
upon rains An unusually long dry term is &C
present causing much anxiety az to future resultx
Illinois to-day makes the poorest showing for crop
OF winter wheat OF any state In the belt and the
dications are that the state Will prove failure 50
far as yield is concerned, unless the present ex-
NO snee ths last reno. W NnS Se
outlook In Kansas Is still encouraging yet the fact
cannot be disguised that insects have appeared In
Tennessee are still favorable az are those from
Texas, and there Ii no change to note In the OUT
look Of Kentucky. All through Canada the wheat
Is still backward and looks brown, and has been
protected well all winter and IL thought TO have
come through all right. A very thorough survey
shows that in Manitoba the weather continues
very backward, and seeding Is from ten to twelve
days later than last year, and the general condi-
kOta seeding Is from ten TO fourteen days late but
the condition OF the ground is thought to be an on
set Tor the lateness OF the season. Seeding has
practically commenced this week. The reports
show decrease In acreage in Iowa and Nebraska.
Prince Ferdinand Goes Travelling.
SOFIA, April 27.-Prince Ferdinand, accompanied
by N. Stambulon, minister OF the interior, and
M. NatchOvitch minister of finance, has left soma
on Northern tour. He was cheered enthusiastic.
caliy by the troops ana populace as he departed.
The Nevada Bank.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27-Managef Bigelow, Of
the Nevada bank, states q reason for the organt-
cation of the stock and directorate Of the Nevada
bank on new basis as proposed in circular Is
sued yesterday, that the three men owning nearly
all the stock. G. Flood, ex-senator Fair and X
W. Mackay, cannot give that personal attention
TO the bank which IL should receive on account OF
Floods nl-health and Mackays and Fairs other
business
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CHARGED wavu nsvluxc
ALTOS % Hseary 4. Csssv, an Enpssy~
% the scoass Poss-oo1Sos.

% shs seaass Psss-sesSos.
About noon to-day Poss-oasce Inspccors kyou
Smith Troy and Arlington arrested q, the cor,~r
OF 7th street and Louisiana avenue. Henry r
Quincy. oolored IN employe % ne senate posi-
ofnce, on the charge &C robeing the mails he
was taken before United states Commissioner
Mile and gave bail In 5000 FOR q fur
ther bearing. The accused had been OF duty
IL the CITY post-ofhce. having been detailed iron
the senate once 70 look after the man 20 and nom
the senate II appears that some Of the railway
postal caerks naturally took letters addressed
TO the congressional librarian. Nr. Spot
ford. a. oelonging 70 the senate mail,
went into the senate mail through Cuneys hands.
M epouoru come weeks ago found that letters.
which had contained rcmittsncesA had been rired
"a tier contents ranging nom 80 cents 60 ESQ,
ana ,nen had been resealed and sent 20 him. Tho
post-ofice inspectors were called IN, and came 90
the CONCLUSION Quincy was the guilty person. They
were convinced that u WAS his habit 10 take what
letters he desired 20 examine 90 his home and After
,esealins them 70 place them 10 the once again
MI. Troy came over from Baltimore on the train
this morning and looking over the mall found one
letter addressed 20 the librarian.
INT. Troy also put two decoy letters addrcssed Co
Mr.. spofford In the mail Mr. Cuney was arrested
Just after leaving the city Postoce Tor his home
ON Z street near ath street lie was AZ once taken
10 Commissioner Mills once They were found on
him the letters dropped IN the mall by Mr.. Troy,
and also the one Mr.. Troy had seen this morning.
and besides three postal notes supposed 20 have
been taken from letters
Quincy was formerly messenger for the senate
committee on transportation routes % the SEA-
poaru seeral years ago. at the instance OF Sen
ator Aldrich. he was transferred 20 the Senat
auty at the city post-ofhce 70 assert mall matter
coming TO the senate
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An Increase Of Earninrs.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The statement Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company for
March shows net earnings OF $1s3 s9l, an increase
over the same month last year OF $AS,27l
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FlEe last night Destroyed TIE packing-h ouse CO
nec9ee VITA The extena1ve gia0 vorks q Henfy
los y estimated g 49, 600 a 06ouk - OuH0lng.
Fully cuyeged b. ins0ESnCa
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COUNTRY BOARD

sI'hkEE NILES FROM CITY, HEALTHY Ar
= s 49,, ,f NJ pS stage Or two good roads
ted Inquire at GOODYEAR RUBBER Co. AZ,
ap.s-3ls
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BIaine,s Name AppIauded.

BIHIme'S NdnnC AppIHUUGU.
THE EFFECT OF SPEAKING OF THE MAINE STATES
MAN IN A MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN CONVEX
TON.
SALEM, MASS, April 27.-The seventh district
republican convention to-day chose as delegates
TO the national convention General William Cogs-
WELL OF Salem, and w. Z. Blunt, OF HaveEh1ll the
mention OF Blaine as possible candidate met
with enthusiastic applause.
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The Breyyers' Lock out.
THE EMPLOYERS SAID TO BE DELIGHTED WITH THE
yESrIGATION NOW GOING ON.


vESTIGAT10N NOW GOING ON.
NEW YORK, April 27-The meeting OF the locked
out brewers at Clarendon Hall this morning was
the smallest held since the lockout began. The
situation Is practically unchanged. Secretary
Seifert, of the Master Brewers Union, said to-day
that the employers are delighted with the nvesti-
cation by the state board or arbitration "The
effect" he said, sis being felt already. Yesterday
the union men were applying TOR work In shoals.
men they are a little late In taking sensible
course" The state board OF arbitration continued
its investigation to-day OF the lockout. Many OF
the brewers, their workmen and members OF
brewers unions were in attendance. The proceed
ings were opened by Lawyer Utermeyer calling
order that IL might be shown that the Journey
mems union was In direct violation OF the law.
Mr.. RushmOre, who has only to-day been retained
to take or the interests OF the unOn objected
TO The producing OF books over which Secretary
Herbrand mad no control. Chairman Purcell de-
cided that the crOsS-examinattOn OF secretary
Herbrand be proceeded with and the question Of
the book would be taken up afterward.
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A Roam % erxvsY, 70 connst o. Col DAVID Z
Aagruder, surgsoa; CAPS Andrsw y. kusest,
Ordnance Department. ana First Lieut. Hugh L
scott, 9TH cavalry, has been ordered 70 assemble
at the general cuArterYnaseefs department &C
PnilAoelphia TO iuvesig the condition q Ger.
tain supplies received ~ FINK Lieut. ca A.
Thuraton, ID artillery
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BERNE, April 27.-In the future the Social Demo
crot will be edited in Belgium ana printed In
Switzerland. The swiss federal council are pow
eriess TO prohibit the distribution or the paper un-
Til they obtain legal powers.
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Tan Grsu,sr Ixponrrp
CARLSBAD spRuDEL wATxR
SPRUDKL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOB LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Gout, Rhsumstism. Diabetes. md III
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of imitAtionA
1T has given me bstter satisfactiou than anything
which have svss ussd"-Prof Sssssn. University q
Vienna.
Ihave used Il for years with remarkable succssa"-
Prot. Hawazak
Write for pr. Toboldts lecture on Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth international Medical
Congress, mailed free upon application.
ElSNER MENDELS0N CO.. Sole Agenta Bar-
clay St New York. n2,m,wkf
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DanRerous ..Sporf.,,

TESTIMONY As TO A DOGS CHARACTER
This morning In the Police Court Mr.. William
John Miller, the attorney, was placed on trial
charged by Mr.. Henry Beard with Keeping dan
gerous dog and permitting the same to run at
large The dog In question is a large Newfound-
land and named sport" Mr.. Cahill appeared for
the defendant ana Mr.. Shepperd represented the
prosecution. Harry Beard, the ten year-old OF
be was playing with some other boys he went to
.'tag" one OF the boys when the Defendants large
Newfoundland dog sprang at him and bit his m
gers Charlie Babcock testin that some time
ago the defendants dog bit him. Edward Fen
wick testified that he saw the dog bite son OF
Lieut. Kilooqrn, .aow long ago was THAR"
ago." answered witness. Hes reformed since
then" remarked counsel Witness said that Mr.
that ali the Children in the nelShSorhood
play with him. The biting occurred near
the corner OF Thirteenth and streets.
Eloise Bradford was asked about the character OF
the dog. and she said that Mrs. Beard had said
that the dog was dangerous
The judge said that II the dogs character was TO
be gone into he supposed that the same rule would
apply as II the testimony related TO the character
Jurya and said that the dogs reputation was that
OF being dangerous She said that since che bling
Mr. Miller had sent the dog away at her request,
but she learned that the animal was at large on
the streets last night. Several witnesses were
called TO prove the good reputation OF the dog.
The testimony was closed and the court imposed
fine OF $40 Mr.. Miller said that for the purpose
OF having determined what Is q dangerous dog he
would note an appeal
A LIBEL SUr.-Messrs. X. Ross Perry and Calde-
ron Carlisle to-day, for Col X l. Fleming rled two
suits for libel against Hon. John NJ. Glover and
StflSon Hutchins, calming So, 900 from each. The
action is based upon an article published In the
Post OF the 17ih fnst In reference TO the proceed
ings In the case OF Mrs Patten against him. The
statements complained OF by Col. Fleming are TO
the effect that he had been guilty OF overcha-gng
Mrs. Patten, had falsifed the accounts, &C.
TEE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free 70 every new subscriber for one year
to the WEEKLY STAR. IL is q handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams and contains
q wealth or general I'M Orlnation. See advertise
ment In another column
A SUr~ AGAINST FIRM OF BRoKKRa-The Pnoe-
nix Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF Connecticut To-
day, by Messrs. Coleman and Ofley, nled a suit
against B. K. Plain & Co. wv. r Hibbs) 70 recover
$S25 The plaintiffs aver that In March 1857, they
had In their employ, as agent one =. s. Evans, and
the Richmond and Wrst Point Terminal Railway
and Warehouse stock, for which Evans paid Se25
They aver that this money was theirs aud that de-
PENDANT knew II, and they pray for repayment TO
them.
RANGE OF THE TBKRhoNErER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m, 40; 2 p N, rs; maximum, -; minimum, AZ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

NEW HOfK MOCK MaFkCte
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson aud mccartney. 14lY street.
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FOR RENT-FIATS

I,oR RENT-wEsT END FLATs-26oO ST.
u i've large communicating Rooms and bath, range
hot and cold water coal cellar, storeroom and zas
meter. cru so references required Apply TO janitor
AS26-3t'
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Tn o. 3 q TsHns sailed yesterday nom San
Ffanc1sco for Alaska.
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From the Cincinnati Timea
A few days ago Cincinnati gentleman was Id
miring beautiful statue Of Mercury which oEna-
mented the window OF an art store. located ON
Race street just above the CbmmsrctaI- G0setts
side and took survey Of the sculpture. A. hle
eyes fell on NercuryD winged ankles ho exclaimed:
"Thats . - OF an angel! The idea Of putting
an rSsfs not an ~ an e9e ~, Ia
s'that II Mercury, the messenger Of the gods"
rye can't fool me, stranger. There atn't no CODA
thelf wings croppin' right outen their shoulderAD
Central City, OAK, was destroyed ~ 1rs early
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she Fought n Ma Dog Alone.

HIS hoiiIh ekfkN SAVED HEh sCHOIAks gnOm
HNpRoPHoBfA AND ~ UNINypkEn
Miss hollie Green Is q heroine In Perry county,
Tenn. She is eighteen years Old and teaches
school on Cypress Creek, In Perry County, though
her father, Robert Green, lives across the Tennes-
see River, In Hickman County. NY. The little log
schooi-house was quiet ana the little children
busy with their lessons wednesday " hen a shagk,y
dog, foaming at the mouth, swapping and biting,
dashed In Al the door and sprang toward OF the
children. The brave teacher sprang between the
children and the Intruder She told them IL WAS a
mad dog and kicked at Il, her skirts prote, ting
her, BY the aid OF heayy ruler she kept it at bAy
until all the children had fed The inIuriAt.d
animal repeatedly sprang at her throat but she
was Too agile 10 be caught and resolutely held
her ground. When all the little ONES were gono
she desperately fought on the dog until she
reached the door, winch she pulled 70 after her. and
fell fanting outside. The children had la the mean
ume ran 10 the nearest houses, an eighth OF mile
distant, and given the alarm Two men came up,
aud aftef reyIying the teacher with water Killed
the dog. The dog had been IN the neighborhood
for TWO days The grateful parents took up sub
scriptson and viii give the young lady 1ne sad
dle-horse. her clothes were literally torn Oh dur
ing her struggle with the dog.
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TN o. 3 q Tsnns sailed yesterday nom San
Ffancisco for Aiasla-
Ar TIE MEIsouHxs rxposrr1ox.-The Secretary
land, ore, TO be assistant commissioner for me
uni1eo states at the Melbourne exposition
FRuoaus AxD ARsols RxlsAssn-A cable mes.
sage was received at the state Department to-day
nom Minister AcLaas as Par1A. announcing the
release Of fruchier ana ArbotA two naturalized
American citizens VINO were hsld by the French
government Tor military service
PExsroS FKAups.-The Commissaoner Of Pensions
has been advised Is follows: Edwin BracKett Of
Pawtucket, r. L, was arrested On the 25th inst.
Ios making and ming false afndayts In support Of
before United States Commissioner Douglas At
Providence r L, and bound over in the sum Of
circuit Court Nancy Estes' formerly smith, Of
summit Kama, was arraigned on the ESD inst,
upon charge Of perjury N her claim for pension
EsteA after which she stan continued TO execute
vouchers ana receive payment a. the widow OF
Smltn. Sne was renamed 70 jail in Default OF
court. The grand jury has returned TWO indict-
ments against her for perjury.
MILITARY CADETS AProNrxD.-Oscar W. Eul
OF Bloomsburg, Pa; Chaa Jameson, OF etsnnard,
Vt; Jno. Barron, Of Little Rock, ARK, and Ava
Courtney Washbprn, Of Lafayette, IND, and VIM.
+. Fence, OF Franfort aternates; John B. Allen, Of
Coudersport, Pa, and John K. Miller, OF Beaver,
Pa, nave been appointed 70 cadetships az the U.
s. Military Academy.
He May Succeed Mr.. Dayard.
NEW STORY As TO THE PREsIDKNr's INTENTIONS
RKSPRCTIS0 Nh PHELPS.
A member OF the House 10 the authority for .
statement that Preaident Cleveland has not
definitely decided on the man for the vacant Chief
Justiceship. All assertions to the contrary are
N fad II NJ ~na ff<S
to him very candidly that seriously consider
ing leaving the Cabinet, and going before his
people Tor reelection 70 the senate. This has
been suggested to Mr.. Cleveland, and he has the
appointment OF Minister Phelps TO succeed MI.
Bayaro under consideration now.
ROmd Ridn Accepted.
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Central City, OAK, was Destroyed ~ lre early
standing. and 1S6 buildings were burned
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April 27.-yirFinia skies, con-
soidated. Az. past due coupons, 63 do ten-forties
35s do. new threes GA bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, ND, April 27-Cotton auiet-mid-
ding. y.alO. Flour quiet and steady-Howard street
d. family. 4.00a4. so; caty mills super. go do
extra 3O0a3 Us do. Rio brands 4 sOao: 90, Patapsco
sup~rlstive patent $50; do. family, o.15. Wheat
southern. steady; Ful!z. yOa96; Longberry. 92a0S;
wes,esn .S us but slightly rmeF No. winter red
9Oka9O%. Corn-southern. hrm and higher; white,
63a65; yellow, 63sa641s; western. tirm. but inac,
tive: mixed spot 6lAa62k; May. 60xa61h; june.
60a60H. Oats quiet and steady.southern and Penn
1 $lssa aos4i hys, Ss% 5a.sS A.Ss ss% ; and
Quiet prime to choice western, 90. Pro-
visions steady Mess pork, 1900, Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 5sSH Bacon
7sSss ossr su ;ss' 81 h.% s2a
pssfed. isae2; creamery, .3sS7. Eggs, quiet
12a12k. Petroleum steady - refined, ~. Codee
hrmer : Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. 14kal4H
snxar sss:ay .s sS copper ssansa nm y 1SN
pool per steamer dull aid nominal-cos!on. 1-18d |;
600 bushels; corn. 25.0O0 6Eshss.
Chicago Markets.
va. reported = :s dry and hot over sSs siassr
wheat belt. The eject here wae 70 open wheot fun
&c. above last nighte figures. May opened ct Sl&:
June S2k. Corn and oats sdvanced I'm about ths
SsS ss SsSS and june :. SsS sssinss
close Of 54x Pork opened unchanged. st 1850 fog
May, and 1870 for June. Later ratne were reported
The western boundary Of Iows and IL was expected
that they sSu o Ss "a: fss
sern. SSx: ossa. 50 $ JIG: PORK. ias7x: short riS
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District Government Affair.

CONGRATULATIONS ON THE NEW APPOINTMENTS
Commissioner Wheatley's desk was covered TO.
DAY with letters congratulating him on his selec-
tons OF Mr.. l. q. Davis as collector, and Mr.. JaA
I. Petty, as auditor. During the day many promi-
nent RESIDENTS dropped in, mysteriously shook his
hand, and departed without Q word.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued 10 L. g. Folansbee to build three
brick dwellings at 615 617, and 6l9 street north
east, at cost OF "a, OO0 Jas Ryan, brick dwelling,
212 Willowtree Court southwest, 5000; NJ. David
son, brick dwelling, 311O Stoddart street north.
west, 90, 900; Mrs f. Il. Mann, brick dwelling, No.
20 New York avenue northwest 5000; Cornelius
Collins, brick dwelling at A street northeast,
$4,000; II. c. Ewald, brick store and dwelling, ia
9TH street northwest, $4,000; Vim. H. Carson,
brick dwelling, 632 street northeast, s. 500 Jno
A. Moran, brick dwelling, PHI 9th street northeast
50, 500; August WertZ, three brick dwellings, from
$50 to $50, AZ street southwest, $1,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. J. Caywood has been appointed an additional
private on the police force.
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The servian Ministry Resigns.

BELGRADE, April 27.-The Servian ministry has
resigned because OF the kings refusal TO sanction
the communal bill.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
Moses Kelly to II. D. Renninger pit SUBJ !, 80. 19l;
sl,e5O HID Renninger to u.s. Diller, same property;
$1,000 j. f. Mason to s. d. webb, lots IL and L.
So 361; $36I 8. d. webb to j. 8. Boss, same prop
erty; $1,000. Ada B. Holman to Mary Z. Mann,
lot So, Lanier Heights, 3. Lucy A. Sitgreaves 10
Bella C. Reardon TO sarah E Houx, sub. p, Ps SUBJ,
Mt Pleasant; 81, 800. r. J. Thomas to J. A. Dixon.
SUBJ A, so. 24O; $500 j. A. Dixon to Ella ID.
Thomas same property; $500. l.. N. Saunders
to D. Birtwell, subs. IL and Is 50. s2S; B. George
NJ. Robson to N. L. Jeffres, pt So So 1876; 81, S43
b. f. Leighton to W. o. DenniSon, blk. 3o, Brook
land; s.. 7. F. Browning to E p. Hume pit 80,
res 10; $500. E. H. Thomas to Mary II. Hill, sub.
PA, so. 67o; So, 725. s. A. Drury TO X. Mcdonald,
lot IS blk 8, Ls DrOit Park; $4,000. w. SiDrey TO
Mary f. Harlan, II acres on Rock Creek Church
road; 81, 100. g. E. Emmons to f. p. b. Read, e. u
X, SO. 669; $l,475. Willard p. Mccormick 10 w. q.
Davis, lot IL, SO. 1858; s.. W. C. Todd to same,
same property; 81
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