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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-04

Fox, that majority of the directors of this
road, in its embryo state, in 1868 or 1864 all
non-residents of Bangor, met at w aterville, or
Winslow, and there settled with themselves
tor their arduous services, and actually issued
up stock of the Company, ,oithout paying one
dollar for 1t into the Treasury of the COMPANY,
and of which Mr.. John A. Poor, of Portland
took the lions share $J66COi EI0i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-04

D. w. TRUE,
CHARLES BAILEY,
FRANKLIN CRAWFORD,
"A P. MORGAN.
Portland, Jan. 1, 1868. d&w2w
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

principal object OF said letter appears TO -
the statement made to me about Mr.. Rob
erts sending 2 commissioner to the supreme q
government and ayails himself Of the opportunity %
best0W some praises on this gentlemans merits
expressing his opinion on several points which
translation Of said letter. The position @ G oY General
Sds ~ such rs %
he says or does In regard to our political affairs
WIN have an undoubted influence. and deserves,
have to-day answered the General in general but
polite terms nothing IN it i requiring copy e be
TO the MINIsrER OF FOREIGN AFFArRs, Mexico.
LETTER ysoA erssAI A. I., sAn1s Z b.;
q ss n.
ss Of sE q Is
"
ton that are responsible to high degree for this result
sess s sss ss,ssss y
whatever have s been n A gsa
have represented country result obtained
sby sshnS,on
@ Ia. Be
ss:fac.ory and 70 friends. beg you 70 accept
s ss Ne
about the Tssusnsspeo whether agent
had been to Mexico for this other and
or few weees ago was
q s Sssu hs
Of % % a
without any power 70 make ON this or any
BEEN Or the iS'e Arrangement M 6
question a:!de from the legtmals Of the two
belongs The which uniornnasy exists sros
eS channels Not having any interest Il this NATTER aside
from that anmang every American who compreheds the
sympathy for one side the other But am plainly con-
va" e. 0 ss hs g
borne IN mind that he is business man not partisan even
gard 70 those Of Mexico be with pretend
.Ds dss he o. su aHa
sons % all Of
as II better suits their yet he understands that no
S ssn Of o9 @
he In enterprises be s necessarily compelled
sy t. sS &c s
s ssss in Un
would attribute the principal what the stto
The
pecunary reputation well established N this country They
pssunary ss having S.ss . With
s. :ss s.s :! 3:
of Mexico as far as possible great capitalists They can
everything within the reach Of Others do besides what
Mexican would not pledge itse to schema
favorng party or private which wonld enbsrras
Of Mexico in their efforts to aid the republic
resolution Yuu must endeavor to unite to Divide all the
friends have In this country Our welfare depends upon
both repubcs will monopolizehe trade Of the Eass
which had until made Europe powerful But 10
sagacous will give In the future the peponderance g
would glad know any change taken place Z.
public affairs since saw you last also 4 anything has o.
CURED In Mexico which has appeared 10 the papers,
II Mrs. Juarez and her family remain with you please pre-
sent them my best respects am sir, &c.
To Sr. ROMERO, Minister of Mexico.
The New York herald., 1868-05-30
THE POTOMAC Frsurarrs.-The run Of snad in the

THE POTOMAC FIsuKRrEs.-The run OF shad 10 the
Potomac this season has been very light owing partly
TO the pacxwsrdness of the season and the rreshet
but In greater measure to the destructive methods
killing or the sh. In the olden times thousands Of
shad wets caught at single haul OF the short seineA
more ,baa are now caught In weeks fishing with
the long srines. n has been said that nshermen
make ~ such monsy at the high prices now AZ they
did then IN more nsh and low prices. THAT u NOS
So Forums were made In those days at the nsn-
fishery In one esason as can be lost In the same time
In establishing newspaper. The nshlng growe
worse each yeAr and will continue TO do until the
fishermen gease to catch all the shad entering the
river and allow portion to reach the upper waeetl
OF the Pofomac to spawn, or until they take mee1s
AoV4A
The New York herald., 1868-05-30
EU r oP e.
The Religious and Political Agi-
tatiOn in Ireland.
French Opinion Of Free Trade and the
One Man Rule and Power.
Pope Plus the Ninth in Active
War Movement.

BY special correspondence and newspaper reports
from Europe we have the following Interesting de-
tails OF our cable kilograms to the 10th of May.
The New York herald., 1868-05-30
M MEXICO.


Violation or Constitutional Righfs-Horrors II
Peroso-Abase Of Power.
+ The following article from one OF the papers puo-
lished at the capital win give idea OF the way IN
which the laws are understood and enforced In
Mexico:- sieN
From the Bolettn Republicano Of April III
or~ can sne attention Of the supreme goyernmendt
from our Jalapa correspondence. II such crimes
remain unpunished the whole country win believe
the laws is but lie. Deeds like those we are about
to relate need no commentaries:-
Monday night A -:i.. sis4s sssi aR'l a. s
ments at Las vgas and La OLA Perote and Jaapa
Commit III o. disorder: sstas Il The :1%: horse:
Of jewels By nu@SsS Of msn rog
S pcsss:.Ion Ssrrsess guarded b. oa1;
ss ad sS od
missed 70 pay them thereafter 81 day each Th. they sgised
when Captain Romero e them: w
Ss tho % q As had Ss
vidsd in two seotionsoss to guard tss sso cbos Of S.
Domingo while the other directed to patrol u the M
ia the the ssdon sSSsSsS hs mayor N % took
aT a'
srs brought before him He caused the officers
still keeping under arms.
On the Sh Colonel Campio, from Jalapa arrived in the
town He then went to examine the prisoners who tried TO
excupate themseives but Campio unwilling to hear
thing the matter without OF law other
form OF jusce ordered the last spiritual consolation TO be
achmen belonging to the forces badly armed and
having bad ammunition under the command OF MAJOR
koano conducted the officers tho ditch OF the fortress
DISCHARGE on Herna9dez but no ball taking effect the d
cried out "God will not have die" "Let the people
Seemed or ba aas s' ss 0a h s
charge about to be ordered cried ou "Don't kill
don't kill hmr In consequence OF this the Major ordered
suited and orders given but there another
ton to take place. the Major ordered felipe Mendoza dhe
other lieutenant TO be shot, nrst discharge made,
ball only woundiug him in the stomach Thereupon the
wounded man. leaning arm took bis body the
bloody ball and exclaimed Don kill me don't kill me r. He
remained In this horrible situation for about ten minutes
WINE tne soldiers reloaded their muskes anu tnen MADE
second discharge great conuson crying out at the same
time, 'hsne! ethee xiii him kill hml. In spite OF the
wounds received from shots he still alive when
he fell the ground Seeing which the drew his
the fallen and discharged shot at him. without sue
ceedng in his purpose. He then reloaded the and
four more shots, alter which the man was hnaly
killed.
After this horrible butchery the Major returned to
the town to ask CampillO II Hernandez was still to
be executed after has miraculous escape from two
successive discharges. CampillO OanSwered:-"Yes"
The people, upon hearing this answer broke out In
loud cries. embraced the cOOnel's knees and finally
obtained the order to conduct Hernandez to the bar
racks, where he still remains The impression this
caused on him was 80 great that he is now suffering
under the attack OF most violent fever. That same
day (the 8th) CampillO ordered the corporal and
soldier charged with being among the ringleaders to
be shot, without any process OF law.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAM
"A wARRANTs

PEEsIOs OFFICE, Aug. Is, ls6s. I
Application having been made under the ACT ~
June ~ $50, Tor the reissue " the following de-
scrhcd Land Warrants. which are al legged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
at tho dat, lug the description Of each war.
rant new cor ate Or warrant OF Ike tenor Will
be rsissugd, u uu valid objection should then APP
pear.
Nc, lies. FOR 100 acres issued under the act OF
March >, 40, u the name Of Folly Dbran, FORMER
widow nj William white, and was granted Sep
temb"r !, lNj7. November II, lSS
No. - 81. for l6O ACIcs, issued under the act ut
MaTlAS, 1875, in the name Of George Peterm1u, and
va, grEl ed May ~. 1886, November u, ISIS
No ,, 6R. for ~ acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, ISIS, In the name VI Archibald Within,
nj wHs granted March IS, lSG, November II,
lSS
~. &C. 6s5, for so acres. issued under the act Of
March ., ish5, "a tho name Of susanna Dunp'
1871 November 4, ISIS,
No 81 2Oi, for laj acres. issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855, IN The name OF CLarwick l., Cox,
and wac granted February Is, 1850 November 49,
Is6S
No u, n5. for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855, In the name Of llarrisHn C3rnmI and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

UNrgD STATES ST. bsIsrENcE pEPARTsgST,l
ATLANTA, Ga Sept !, l'@ ~
Sealed proposals, IN ITipliCatr, are InNli"d unhi
- O'CLOCK, 10 on SEPTEMRER n, 1893, Tor fur
utshluE the United States subsi tenSs Department
win Tresb Beef OF a good maTketable quality, In
equal proportion Of iorr and h.sd Quarter meat,
cIn1.I'l In mon quantities aH may, from time to
tinr, be- required, and On such day as the cum
manilup uihrrt should druigntte, for term ~ siE
manSh eeomnlsuCn g october !, ls,s, to Ne deliN-
III tn Inc United states lroUps NJ Atlanta, Ga
Fla. II, =. -. L. n,,.,o,.n, ,,,rJ.
monthly, upon delivery and acceptance,
Bids u be directed TO the upndet.igned, and
marked "PTOposAls.' T. u kAh,
pATtment Ofthe South, HPs-td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

DRowNED.-Ou Monday, about 8o'clock, p.
m, n little eolored boy, named Jno. Green,
was accidentally drowned In Rock creek, near
cure a cap that had fallen from the head OF q
little comrade into the water His body was
recovered by several friends and conveyed to
his afflicted parents In an alley, between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty'sixth and l and X
streets north,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
Wood and Coal.


Y GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
WHITE ASH.
RED ASH, GALL sr0s.)
CUMBERLAND COAL, run " mine
do. do. lump.
POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND FINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND
as- Now Is the time for families to put in their
winter supply. ,..
Southeast corner Of New York avenue aud III.
tenth street, NRiTn's new building, formerly At
~ Ninth street, between u aud y. Yard aud
whRrNes foot OF Seventh street Au3l-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

tbs Corporation OBFIoEs.-Messrs. Nc
Kim, Fletcher, 7, u. Hoover, AID others, who,
Of the Councils, received the highest number
OF votes for various corporation otiices for
which they were candidates, and who were
cided that q majority OF all the votes east was
necessary TO elect, have employed MessrB
Brent and Phillips to take such proceedings
In the courts as will contest their rights to the
tending the charter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

| AWARDS ron SPKLLIsa.-Below we annex
the report OF the committee on the awards for
spelling. 1t 10 said the report has been with.
the schools, so that the facts should be more
generally known than II 1t lad been published
during the holidays.
THE REPORT.
The committee to award the gold medals Of
fered by Mr.. William Bailantyne to the Gram
mar schools, and by VIM. J. Rheess9o the In.
,etmediste schools for The beet spelling, re.
Grammar school and i've from each INFERNO
diate school, assembled on two different days
At the second district school-house, on Fifth
were selected S By The Committees, and ON T' lie
second i.y Two hundred words were given
g The dramSsr, and BY Mr.. p 8. s. Wight na ss
the intermediate schools. Our thanks arc
due these gentlemen for the interest they
After careful EXAMINATION Of al he pspsss
award 10 made;
qi. Ga are SHOOT iSs,aF' iR fa' Fsm Sn
dsrson's)-best spe!ler, lille NJ. Bowen.
Fer the beat average spelling, Female Inter
mediate MOL, First distriet-best spelier,
Special mention should be made OF Female
Grammar School Third district, which showed
Ss Wm pStton h Of ' tSe Male fo Sye
district, had oaly one error on frat trial; Mol.
lie N; Bowen, OF the Female, Fourth,
10; Ellie Dunn, oil the female, Fourth,
do; Mary McGill, OF the Female, First, do 4,
VIM. NJ. Lyles, Of the Male, Second, Q do,
Mollie NJ, bowen, OF the Female, Fourth, had
McGill, OF the First district, had only 2 Chas.
+. q. Scott, Of the Third district, had only 2.
In the intermediate Schools, Laura Bowen,
Of Female No. Q, deserves equal credit with
Efie McFarlane, but her school was not as
good, as a whole, as Female No. l..
Respectfully submitted,
WM. J. RHEBs,
10: WILSON,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

amined. This became necessary from the fact
that some dissstisfsction existed as 10 the ca
p;%Siiity q some q these tessher.t -,
had been chosen to all the vacancy in the
tenohershiP Of the Male Grammar school In
the Second district, made vacant BY the resig-
nation OF Mr.. ]. W. Hunt. ...
Mr.. Mcclellan then alluded to the fact IN at
many ehildren who had been expelled from
ne schools heretofore, had been readmitted
by admission tickets, thus crowding out many
good pupils Some boys who were expelled
from primary schools were now admitted into
secondary schools, and some OF these boys
were 10 isir way, apparently, OF e1pelling
Mr.. Mcclellan also presented the following
Resolved, That the Committee on Rules and
any additional rules be necessary to prevent
the issuing OF tickets of admission to chill.
dren who have been expelled from schools.
be Observer in akis matter. Ia tarnins Ssa
scholars out OF school, II should not be with
the idea OF keeping them out alway.. Tie
what TSivii.sSs ihey were losing. When thew
SHOULD see that their children properly re.
pented, return. to the trustee, and 90 satisfy
The trustee that they might be again admitted
MI, Mcclellan presumed that there were
now 1000 children stsading ready to enter the
so sch when ysoaosie. occur. He, like Mr.,
away from the benefits OF the schools forever
They should be eligible to re.cnter whenever
they showed signs OF repentance: Bat isfhe
ins would not behave, they should go out, and
the outs should 20 in. 49, -
The question here required on the adoption
Of the resolutiop, and 1t was adopted without
The ChsIf here appointed as members OF the
committee on the Franklin school building,
Mes.rs; Wilson, Woodward, Du,in3 and
The Chair also sppointed Mr.. Woodward to
MI vacancies on the standiss committces,
where any exist by Ieasongpf the Resignation
from mepoership OF Mr.. T. y, Uosnoiiy, Of
On motion 1.-THE Board adjourned to $50 p. m
OF the second Tuesday In O,tober next.
NATIONAL uAnE - The hob,e-and- home
game between the Olympirs, of Washington,
and the Msrylhnds, OF Baltimore, was played
yesterday on the grounds OF the latter club.
The hrst game Of the series was won by the
Baltimore boys, the score standing 10 TO TO-
The second game resulted In favor OF the
Olympics by 4 score Of IS to 20. Yesterday
the game resulted in the defeat OF the Wash
instonians by a score OF 10 to Is. We append
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
GONZ GA GE.
September =, 1888,

ScptenbeF o. hooSs
The exercises Of this College were resumed yrF
terday. For further particulars apply to
Rev. d. Y. Wl0BT, s. j.,
seps-lw President.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
AMUsEM ENTs.

The treasury department OF the Mssinley
d Carroll circus, last night, announced It a. a
success. The audience were delighted, and
the performance will DO repeated this after
noon and evening. ..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
uEAsnINGToN CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor Of this well known and popular
place Of resort desireS TO call the attention Of assoc
Citations, schools and private parties wishing to give
WASH n GTON CITY GARDEN.
II IL located the corner Of New York avenue and
First street west, Is easy Of access and IL shady,
cool, aud pleasant lis supplied with shooting
freShmensYiEl Kinds. and Of he beet quality, fur
dancing pavilion In the Garden. The manager
pledges himself TO pleaseal M91 may apply,
JOHN H0CKEMEYER,
2s.tf Manager
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

HoRsE TuIKF.-Onieer A nderson, on Monday
night, arreeted colored man named Carroll,
near Good Hope camp meeting, who had in his
possession sorrel mare supposed TO be stolen
horse are detained at the Eighth precinct
station.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

frs ALARM BoxEs.-Superintende I,ar.
combe, and his associates, were engaged YES
terday In placing new locks on all the Dire.
alarm boxes In the city w.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
Excursions. Pic.Nics. &c


/
Parties wishing to engage GLYMONT for Exeur.
siOns are hereby notified 10 address W BOwERs.
business again In tho .pring,) superintendent, at
GlymUnt. OTApply to Captain 5, GEDNkY, Seventh
street wharf Au5-lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

MEETING OF THE Fourth WAND REPuB-
LIoAss.-The Republicans OF the Fourth ward
held very large meeting, corner OF q and
Fourth streets, with Mr.. Geo. W. HStton in
the chair and Geo. Neeiham secretary.
The chair stated, for the information OF
those present, that the meeting was called for
the purpose OF deylsing q plan for sending
speakers South during the campaign.
Mr.. J. II. Crossman stated that there was
national committee appointed by Congress,
whose duty 1t was to attend to those matters.
and he therefore moved that the subject be
deferred TO an indefinite time. Carried.
The same gentleman announced that an In
ytAtlon had been received from the Grant and
ColfAx club Of the Fifth and Sixth wa-ds for
the Republicans of this ward to be present
one evening next week when grand demon.
trRtlon would be given In honor OF Grant and
Colfax.
On motion, the invitation was accepted and
Capt. Geo. NeedhRm, Messrs. WIN. Bowen
and George ShAnklin appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for them to attend In
4 body.
On motion Of Capt, Jos. 9arretSon, the pres
ident WAS authorized to confer with the presi.
dent Of the Fourth ward Republican club for
the purpose OF eIecting meeting OF the club
on Monday evening next
Adjourned
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

Il 90, auctioneers, have sold part of lot 1, In
square All, situated on Sixth street west, be-
tween q and X streets north, having n front
OF Is feet by depth ef 03 feet, improved by n
small frame dwelling, to q. W. q. Eslin, for
1850.
Messrs. Green 4 Williams sold at private
street west, between NJ and N streets south,
to Thomas Johnson, for u, 600, And at public
auction the west half of lot 4, in square 1855,
fronting "a feet on north A street, between
Second and Third streets east, running back
1856 feet to = thirty!foot alley, Improved by n
frame dwelling, to James Fitzpatrick, for ~
cents per square loot
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

DISPOSAL OF PuBLIo LANDS.-Returns re.
turns received by Commissioner Wilson, OF
the General Land once, yesterday, show a
during the past month at the following places
Brownsville, Nebraska, ll,Gsl Acrest Omaha,
NebrAska, 1923; East Saginaw, Michigan,
o,U23i Humboldt, Kansas, O,lO4 The greater
portion OF the land was taken up by actual
settlers under the hOmesteAd laws.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

Tue SCAEEsdERs.-Complal are heard In
all quarters OF tho derelictiou OF scavengers,
repeated notices having been sent them by
housekeepeTs, to which no notice seems to be
paid. Is there no way 10 which they can be
compelled to perform their dutiesl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

RuS OvER.-Charies NJ. Fowler, of Mont
gomery county, Md, while driving to market
yesterday morning with load Of country pro-
d uce, fell from his seat, the wagon wheels
passing over his body and injuring him
severely. He was placed In carriage and
sent to his home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

PRICR LIST OF gents furnishing goods at the
original Francs, 4g+ Seventh street, between
ID and l. streets; Good white shirt, tlGgl .60j
line white shirts, t2Gg2.5O; good undeTshirts
merino shirts and drawers, u 20, sl.75; good
cotton cocks, 10, 10, 20, and rs centsi best
English half hose, Is and t55 so per doZeni good
paper collars, three boxes for IS cents; white
handkerchiefs, 10, 20, and IS Gentsi linen col
lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, sc, At
popular prices. Remember the place-40i
Seventh street, large plHte-glNss front, six
doors below Z street. No branch stores. Il
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

SEVENTH WARD CossERvATIvEs.-Am meet
Ing OF the friends OF Seymour and Blair was
held on Monday night at the old Station
house on four-and.s.hslf street, between L
and l, Island, to take into consideration the
proprlcty Of raising n nag at some convenient
point in the Seventh ward, with the names OF
The Democratic candidates for President and
Vice President attached
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Jas
Small, with Mr. John X. Peake as secretary.
After some debate, GU motion OF DR.. Nc
Williams, acommittee Of seyenwas appointed
to purchase either flag or banner, which
evef, In their judgment. they might think best.
The Chair thereupon appointed DIR. McWil-
liAms, Messrs. Eiglestoh, Kelly, Keys, Bing-
mittee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

NATIONAL CEMETERIEs.-Breyct BrigAdie
General !. q. Mcrerran, deputy quartermasteI
general, In charge of the department Of Wash
ington, has been ordered to make u special In
Bpection OF cemeterlal matters in the depart
mGnt OF the Cumberland, and report what step
are necessary to be taken looking to the com
pletion OF the cemeteries as rapidly as pos
Blhlc.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

HEAR YE, PEOPLE, AND Listen TO THg
yoICE or WIsDoM.-ThOsc in wAnt of gents
Furnishing goods, good goods, ut low prices, 20
to the original Franc, 49, seventh street, be-
tween d and L, where you will hnd splendid
assortment, twenty per cent cheaper than in
m0tto is, "a quick peuRy Is better tn Vi a slow
dollar.n RGmemUer tho place-lVt seventh
street, large plate'glass front, six doors below
L street. No branch store.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE
TENCEs.-Uharles Stewart, colored, was ar
raigned before Justice Smith on the 10th inst
by Detectives Clarvoe aud Bigley for obtain
pretences. He then gave bail for q further
hearing, which took place yesterday morning
before the SAME Justice, who held him to bal
In the sum Of 300 for hlr appearance at court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

CONTRACTS AwARDgD,-Yesterday Commits
sioner Crane made contracts for the following
work, with the approval OF acting Mayor Rich.
ards! Patrick Cullinane, for grading and grav-
cling y street north, from New Lersey avenue
to Second street east, 10 for grading, % for
graveIing; stephen Tally, l street north, from
First to Seventh east, ~ for grading and II for
grarcling; Patrick Murphy, NJ stcft north,
from New Jersey avense to North Capitol
street, IL for grading and 10 for gravcling; ID.
Connolly, ID street north, from New Jersey
avenue to Second street east, H. for grading
and TX for gravelingj Morris Murphy, Fourth
street east, from II to l, 10 for grading and
for graveling; d. Cuttings, Third street east,
from Massachusetts avenue to T. street north,
l2IS for grading and ~ for grayeling.