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Monday OF last week, died or Saturday. He
lived five days with a bullet in his brain.
ss-At PatA~rson, n. Y, Edward Holland,
while drunk, shot twice and fatally wound
ed young man named Ellsworth.
g-The clerks and other EMPLOYEES of the
New York post office are to wear uniforms
as well as the carriers.
pFA murderer escaped from the jail at
Somerset, KY, by clipping with the Sherih7s
sTThe Lake Dunmore House. q summer
Iesor. at Salisbury, VT, was burned Satur-
day.
r7-A plot to escape from the Illinois state
prison at Joliet has been discovered, and
nineteen OF the ringleaders put in solitary
confinement
rSLewis IL. Johnson, of the steamboat
Francis Bell, was shot and killed by a negro
at West Wego, La, yesterday. The muir
derer escaped.
~ James A. Favor who is under bail for
assisting 10 kill the Harrington girl, in East
Boston, drowned himself at Lowell, Mass,
Saturday.
terday morning Michael CahiIl was struck
in the head with brick by Daniel Murphy
and killed.
~The Governor of New York refuses to
interfere In the case of Penwell, who is to be
hanged at Elmira on the 10th instant for wife
murder.
ES-A tremendous flood deluged Latacurga,
Ecuador, on the 2Sth, deluging portion OF
The city, causing the loss OF several lives,
besides the destruction of much property.
HSThe British steamer Octavia seized by
the Spanish authorities, was released and
delivered to the British consul, at Porto
Rico, on the 30th ult.
R1-The Butchers and Drovers' bank of ST
Louis has suspended. A run on the Boat
| mems savings bank was made but fully
met.
~ The officers, quarters at Camp Supply
Indian Territory, were burned a few DAYS
| ago, the officers losing nearly all their fur
niture and personal effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

THE RACES AT LONG BRANCH AT Long
Branch races, Saturday, the race for 500,
divided, three quarters of mile was won
by Yorkshire Lass, Creole second, Romney
third, in LIS :; the Ocean hotel stakes, $50
ADDED 10 sweepstakes of 80 each, $50 to
second and $50 TO third, mile and three-quar-
tiers. by Bombast in 3.15 4, Lear's colt second.
Lounger third; the 500 purse, SI5 to second ,
s25 To third, mile and a half, by Chesapeake
IN 2ij, kingsland second, Jenifer third
Mettie fourth and Catacazy last: the selling
race, 500, mile and quarter, was a dead
heat between King Bee and Risk, with
MGorthen length behind, In Il. The de-
Cldlng contest made Risk the victor in . 22R
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TIE EVENING STAR is furnished 20 .ubscri.
bers at the following low rates By carriers. in the
city, 10 cents . week; By mall 60 cents month, or
eco per year. postage prepaid, single copies,
cents.
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EXECUTION IN TENNEssEE-A dispatch
from Jackson, Tennessee, TO the New York
HTdtd announces the execution there Fri
day, of Mein, alias Nimrod Wilson coIored
for the crime of murder, committed upon the
person OF y. {. Perkins, on the 18th of July
1876. The murder was committed whilst
PerklDs, who was a policeman. was at
tempting to arrest Wilson, who was charged
with several miSdemeanors. The execution
was witnessed by five thousand people. The
prisoner was twenty-one years OF age. He
possessed rare intelligence for one of his race
He expressed great contrition for his impul-
siYe act.
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Tran.aetion. I'm Real Estate.

The following written instruments have
been filed IN the Office OF the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
Willis Campbell TO Jane Campbell, for
s6C0, lot 20N square 554 Frederick Reh to
Henry r. Reh, for g, 300, lot 1, square 294.
John Buchanan TO Charles f. Willet, for
Phineas NJ. Barber, for $3.50, lot %, Mason &
Fowler's subdivision of lots IS and 16, square
$50. X. II. Marsh, trustee, TO j. W. Alvord,
Gilman, $500, lot 80, square 3Ss Warner &
Glover to f. 8. Parker, 1000. lot 80, of sub
OF lot % 10 So, and part 81, square 1.026.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
August Gersdorf to George Bauer and
John Walter, to secure the Oriental building
Association 3, 100, part of lots and 81, Will
hirger's subdivision OF square Al, Christian
Kruger to q. G. G.. Lederer and John Wal
ter, to secure the Washington Building AS
ISOLATION 5000, lot 6. square J26. Mary Z.
Walling TO Larner d Davis, TO secure the
ton 5000, part OF lot "a, square 435. JsmcS
Il. Castleman and Henry p. Castleman to
James g. Payne, TO secure Geo. W. Moore
$3.50, lot l, square 400. Harvey Kennedy to
James G. Berret, to secure VIM. l.. Kennedy
d Co, OF New York. $4,000, lots "a, rs. sc, Il,
-; ~ 90. ~, 81 S3, -, 70, 81, 81, 81 and 80, in
Mggs and Plants subdivision of square Dos.
Basil Mullin to F. Z. France. to secure w.
L. Nailor s6s4, lot q, square 107. John Fitz-
gerald to j. M. YZanaga, to secure Frank J.
wright S5Oo, lot % square 5iG Il; NJ. Drink
ard ei al. TO &. G. Glover and t. Hyde, to Sc
cure W. l.. Glover 81 COO, parts OF lots and
7, square 2S4.
RELEASES.
Il III. Warner and G.. w. Stickney trus-
tees. 10 Richard a. Free. lot 6. square 1871
Jacob III. Crossman to George Mason, lot q +,
Mason's subdivision of lots - and is, square
959. Jones and Elliott to jeremiah Co. tello.
part { I lots ~ and co. square 455. Il. G.. Love
JOY 10 X. NJ Drinkard and others, part square
2si. same to same. part square PSI.
MES CELLANEOUS.
JaneirO Virginia Brooks to Jane w.
Brooks, bill OF sale of piano, No. $500. VIM.
Pulp to s. III. Walker, trusc on goods in
favor OfC. Alexander, to secure Mrs Emily
Lully, S1j0.
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OLDEsTi CHEAPEsTii BEsTi,i
The Evening Star

herery~here recognized o. the leading nevspsee
OF Washington. With two exceptions only, 81 Al
"' 'H's'" e'res.af'os q asb daily pay~ ysbaslse
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To advertisers, therefore, n pre.sp,. r.cr,,., 49,.
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THE BEST ADTFRrYSyyty kyrDyy-v
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MEN. from Society Journsl -'Misi s. SD
pc, red 10 positive disadvantage because of cloud
ness or c, mrle1ion sDd-mUst write tp- PIN oies
50 III ne an otherw Use beautiful cou ,teuance shs
"a uid by all m. aus procure add DR.. Bull Blood
III p.l 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

CLOSING ont lawns In seal brown, navy
blue and black, with lace border; lawns
white ground with black, blue, brown. Law
ender, and pink figure. very cheap. AT Car
ter's, I0I market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

ABOUT seventy five of our citizens left this
morning for Rawley Springs. There are only
ten tickets left unsold, and parties can OBJ
tain them at st. James Hotel and Fill's Book
store, ,05 18th street nOrthWestL Idol.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
ImpOrtaut Meeting

Editor Sto1:-A meeting OF the Board of
Health is requested to be held on LIST street,
Georgetown, opposite the residence of a
member of the Metropolitan police, to In
quire into the cause of the death of large
"yaller dorg," and why the same should be
permitted TO remain i'm the public street from
Friday night TO Monday morning, notwith-
standing Two kilograms, a postal card and
personal request from the residents were
made for It's removal And further, why all
this wrapgle and dispute in the board over
the appointment of an inspector for George
town, whether he be a resident or native,
when this same board removed a native of
The District from the Office of inspector, for
no cause whatever, and put in his place a
resident voter i'm the state of Vermont, who
never saw the city OF Washington until noti-
fed of his appointment? Several frst-class
funerals would improve the condition of our
misgOverDed District. NJ
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Assault ON n Woman i'm the Soldiers
Home Grounds

Dear StdT:-Between aud o'clock last
evening, as a respectable colored woman was
walking along the road north of the Soldiers
Home, she was accosted by one of the old
soldiers, and, fleeing from him, was pursued
through the grounds of Mr.. Conway Robin
SOD. her cries for help brought out Mr.
Leigh Robinson, who felled the scoundreI
with cane. AS some of the inmates of that
institution frequently wander around under
the influence of liquor, the lady residents
and sojourners in the neighborhood will
thank you to notice these facts. The ladies
fear TO walk unaccompanied through the
grounds or TO Rock Creek church, aud de-
mand that the evil shall be corrected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE yield
quickly to Lodi Hes Headache Specific.
Price 30 cents. r
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LFwIs JOHNSON q Co. continue 10 sell
United States four per cent. bonds bought
by subscription under the peoples option.
which expires to-day. See their card.
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Weather indications TODAY.

OFFIcF OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICFR1
WASHINGTON. July Is, 1871. Z
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, stationary or lower pressure, station
airy or higher temperature, southerly winds,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain
areas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

THE FINASCIAL SENSATION IN ST.
LOUIs.-All the papers in st. Louis devoted
a good deal of space on the financial situa-
ton there and the run on the banks Satur-
day. The latter is treated quite lightly, and
is not regarded as in any sense serious or
likely 10 result in de- tnr.
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Exeursious. PIcnics Sc

ThoiidIa CtUb.-The moonlight excursion by
this club to mOrrOw evening promises to be
one OF the most enjoyable of the season. The
entertainments given by them during the
past season give assurance OF a pleasant
Time. Tickets can be procured only from
members. None will be sold at the boat The
boat will leave at 6 p. m. aud return by II
cars Will be in waiting.
B6ger's Pdrk.-The seventh picnic of the
knights of st. Patrick will be given here to-
morrow. Dancing will commence az p. m.
Tickets % cents.
Locust GrOye.-Fr1endship Lodge No s. X.
OF r., will give family excursion here to-
morrow. See advt.
U1Shol HdU.-The Departmental Dozen
VIII give an excursion tomorrow at Mar.
shall Hall. The Mary Washington Will
leave her wharf at a. m, and Q D. m: re.
turning at !, : and II p. IN. See advt.
CHeSoPsoke Bay and PiHeU PCiaf.-The
Fourth Presbyterian church. will give an
excursion tomorrow ON the Charlotte Van
derbilt. Che Will start at p. III. aud return
Wednesday at $50 p. nj.
The TOtODtGc Term StednleT gives a family
excursion every Tuesday and Thursday,
starting al I:i5 p. IN. See advt.
LHcetS0l bureau ETcuTSiOlIS.-Thesee xcur-
sions are given regularly every Wednesday,
ana have become quite popular. The Ladies
Mite Society of the S. f. NJ. f.. church will
join in the excursion on the 18th inst.
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yUUEF,
T. HARRY DONEHUE, Preside nt.

Two DIVORCES To-DAY.-Judge WHILE
made decree of divorce in the case of VIM
II. Clark egt. Julia Clark. They We're mar
ried in 1866, at AsEury church. in this city
The divorce was granted on the ground of the
habitual drunkenness of defendant for the
past four or five years. G.. A. Kuhn and l..
+. Finney for the plaintiff. Mr.. Cruikshank
took the testimony.
Also, in the case of Harrison Murray agt
Alice Murray, married in April, 1915, on the
ground of adultery by the wife, committed
eti for complainant. G. n. Thomas took the
testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

A FATAL FALL.-An aged blacksmith,
who had walked all the way from Hartfo ri ;
conn, TO Baltimore, In search of work OBJ
taired permission to sleep in the stable of
me YORK Road Passenger Railway company
IN The suburbs OF the city, on Friday night,
aft accidentally fell through a hatchWay
Saturday nj orning his dead body was found
under HE hatcSWay.
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CIOTHING
~ hLS Ian
a.
SO
READY SALES MIST RE n.Dr
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-MeSsrs. Duncan
Son Bros, auctioneers, sold for Messrs. Geo.
Eeitzey & Conrad Schaefer, trustees, part of
lot l., In square IS5, fronting on North y
street, between Sd and eth streets east, and
improved by small brick, 10 T. NJ. Sulli-
van, for $500. Also, on Saturday afternoon,
for Reginald Fendall. trustee, the west %
feet inches of lot Il, In square go, i'm
proved by a frame house, known as No.
90 u street southeast, 10 L. NJ. BOteler, for
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u o B K r T 8 >

II o B T g.
MALT AND MEAT EXTRACT.
PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS AS A NUTRI.
ENT TONIC
In Dyspepsia and other diseases resulting from mall
nutritious to support the failing vitality Of the aes
and 70 tone mp the system Of conyalesceuts.
II 10 better than Cod Liver Oil In eonsum ption,
Sold by ell Druggists.
Price One Dollar Der bottle.
THOMSON AUTH, sTOTT CROMWELL,
jse& BslttneEs, IA, Waahinston, D. 3.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued bv InSpector
Plowman:-J. I. BrenkeTt, construct "a two
story brick dwelling, alley between G.h and
1Jn ana * and : streets northwest; $50. Bar
nett q Walsh, brick Office for wool and
coal business. I'D. between l. and NJ streets
northwest; 500. District OF Columbia con-
Struct brick water closet in Anthony
repair frame dwelling, Massachusetts ave,
nue., between Sd and It'll streets northeast:
$50 owen DOnnelly, construct two one-story
DIlek stores, Pennsy lvania avenue, between
boswell, repair a frame dwelling. TTntou
street, between NJ and y streets south west:
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The Case OF the Garrick Club.

ECtif0T St0r:-ln order that the public NAV
not be led into forming wrong Impressions
as TO the character and purposes of the Gar
rick club, recently arraigned for selling
liquor, desire to state briefly what The or
ganiZatiOn really is. It Is an association of
some three hundred gentlemen, from among
the leading citizens of Washington, who
each have a key TO the rooms and assem- BILE
for social Improvement and enjoyment. The
club room Is fitted up with reading rooms
containing library and flies of current pu b.
LEGATIONS; large reception or music room
where occasional concerts and hops are
given 20 the families and lady friends of
members; billiard room and refreshment
room, where caterer furnishes TO members
what they may require In the shape of lunch
liquors or cigars. The club is not run I'm the
interest of an individual, bu: for the enter
tainment and amusement of The whole The
rules prohibit all Objectionable games or
gaming for money, and limits resident of
the district, tCtO must be accom-, 1dnied Jl a
bte7HbtT, 70 one Ctsit; nor is he allowed to nav
for any thing while there being the guest OF
the member. Ii was not supposed by the
members OF the Garrick that any license was
required, as evidence the frequent pubIicP-
non of the prospectus OF the club. stating
That liquors and cigars were kept for the use
OF members. The injustice TO such institu-
tons, by requiring them To take out license
must he apparent to every one conversant
with the law of licenses; such license com
polling, under penalty, the person or per-
sons obtaining il. 10 cater TO the general pub
nc-sOmething which we do not desire 10 do
The fact that one Meyer obtained an en-
trance TO the club by snaalIing in upon the
heels of a member cannot be considered good
evidence against the club.
Respectfully yours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

MARRIAGE Licenses nave bAa,, issusd IN
T.olwra, ma.Isn and Matilda Gross; BENJAMIN
MAJ a. 40 = Mary Farmer; A. n. Wyman and
Rosetta S,an,!H S,o p,i, George c. B0othe and
s.,a 1hnTvyi OF alexandria; VIM. Warner and
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1HE PROSPECTS indicate that an evening
OF rare enjoyment is in store for those who
attend the moonlight festival of the Thaltan
Club on The barge 'Cockade City, tO-mor-
row evening. We are requested to announce
that the party will leave 1tn street wharf AT g
O'Clock sharp. and return at 49, Cars have
been engaged 10 meet the boat. Positivelv
To tickets will be sold at the wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

Two MCRDEROUs HUsBANDs.-Saturday
night. Joseph Williams, cOlOrSd, cut his
wife very seriously with a ShOemakeF's knife
across the breast, on the street near the X
street circle, al the west end. The physicians
pronounce her injuries dangerous. Williams
escaped.
Yesterday afternoon, a coloref man named
James W. WanZer, living at No. NIB 2lst
street, and In the employ Of the Howe Sewing
Machine agency. threw a carving knife at
his wife, striking her on the left cheek
1nhiciing painful flesh wound. He also
escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

REsIGNED-Mr. Florian Hitz, who has for
upwards OF three years so faithfully and ac-
ceptaoly serVed the public as flour inspect
or, has sent his resignation TO the District
Commissioners, 10 take effect August l. Mr.
HitZ finds the duties too arduous TO perform
In accepting the resignation the Comm Is
sioners cordially reciprocate the kind ex-
preSSions in which the resignation is couch
ed, and tender their wishes for his future suc-
cess The Commissioners have appointed
y, T. Craobs as flour inspector in place O.
Mr.. HitZ.
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THE LATE JOHN II. INGLE.-The brief
notices which appeared a few days since of
the death of Mr.. John III Ingle filled many
OF his friends, ny its apparent suddenneSs
with Painful surprise. To many of them his
illness even was not krOwn. Accustomed TO
meet him in their ordinary walks, and TO
observe his hale aud hearty appearance, and
10 receive his cheerful and gentlemanly
greeting, they were not prepared for the I'M
expected and sad announcements of his death
Something more than that Grief notice of
MS death is due to his memory. Possessed
in an eminent degree OF those sterling quail
ties that inspire confidence, friendship, and
respect, he endeared hicnself by his modest
and gentlemanly bearing to .he friends OF
DIS adoption, and was TO them ear true.
these qualities, cultivated and trained hv
ecucaIlon and association. he may be said
In some degree TO have inherited. To many
Low living the name of his father the late
John p. Ingle, will recall all that was good
ard useful in the citiZen-all that was prac-
ucal and pure In Christian life, and all that
was upright and honorable in man. To
cherish and record the virtues of the depart
ed is the sacred duty of friendship: to pre-
serve 80, &c example from oblivion is The CRATE
full task of affection Jet these brief remarks
serve in some degree 20 commemorate the
virtues of the late John III. Ingle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

IHE GERMANIA SCHUETZESFEsT-Th
Sermanla SchuetZen Nerein commenced
their tenth annual fest AT their nsrI 1C;aIes,
WOODS today. The verein, with their
IIlends, assembled at sth and streets this
norhlDg, and, taking carriages, proceeded
10 L:1e Baltimore and Ohio depot and re-
ceived a large delegation of the West End
schuetZen or Baltimore, and returning 10
Baier's, they partOok OF refreshments. The
line was again formed, under the marshal
~uip u hr. FQebel, ard proceeded through
various streets 10 the pit headed by the
coloEs and a band OF music The fest win
coEtInue this eveLing and To- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

HIS WIFE LYING DEAD AT HIS SIDE
William Alexander Warren, residing in
Nichols Row, between Ii and G. and Is
streets and Delaware avenue northeast
awoke at O'Clock yesterday morning an
found his wife. Hattie Warren, lying dead a
his side She had been sick since her con
rDement, three weeks ago The coroner wa,
notified of her death.
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All other Goods too numerous 20 mention reduced
at same proportion in prices.
NoTE You fird here all goods as advertised and
al this seasons stock, not old and much hands
gCcds. They are cut, made and trimu ed in custom
modes. / an determined TO reduce this stock, IN
order to n axe room for immense stock 81 ali and
Winter Goods, which have ordered already, 20 be
expressly manufactured for me. Call a. once at
A. AUS,
Iyl3-tr 1911 PENNSYLVANIA ore,,,,e
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SUICIDE IN A PARK-Henry ID. Gibson.
Who shot himself in Druid Hill Park on
Monday OF last week, died on Saturday. be
lived five days with "a bullet in his brain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-16

The CASE OF THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING
COMPANY sgt. George Hill, Jr., and j. VI.
Brown, bill TO restrain the defendants from
negotiating certain notes and prosecuting
bankruptcy proceedings against them
came up in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie.
LIS morning, and the court discharged the
'esuaihing order and denied the Injunction.
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MISS EITZARETu

THE REMAINS OF MISS FLIZARFTH
IRIGG DYER. daughter of the late Gen. A. b.
Dyer. who died in San Francisco, Cal. on
The 5lh instant, arrived here Yesterday morn
ing IN charge of two of her brothers. The
body, Enclosed in a metallic casket. was
taken 20 the family residence, No. Pa Sth
street; and In the afternoon was removed TO
The Church of the Epiphany. where the
funeral services took Place at i've O'Clock %.
M Rev. DIR. Wilbur r. Watkins of Raltf-
more, assisted by the R7v. Or. Paret of;ici-
a1ng. There were many floral tributes on
The casket, and a very large cOncOurSe of cit
Izens present. The interment took place a.
OAK Hi cemetery The paIl-bearers were
Messrs. George +. Appleby, Dr. V McNally,
DR.. Lloyd Magruder, Lieutenant Townsend
MT kearney RadfOrd, and Mr.. Samuel Mad
COX.
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THE NEW MAIL WAGoSs.-Mr. Wallace
Owings. the contractor for carrying the mails
to ard from the Post Office department ard
the depOts and wharfs, has received three
large and oae sms wagon, OF the style
adopted by the Post Office departmeat-en-
tirely enclosed with doors in rear And sides.
They are all in service to-day.
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CONTRACT FOR STREET WORK AWARD
ED-Bids were opened in the Office of the
District Commissioners To day for improv-
Ing New Hampshire avenue, between L and
U streets, one square, said improvements
consisting OF ,109 running feet OF blue stone
curb; LII feet of i2-inch gutter flag; l 40
square yards of brick sidewalk pavement;
$40 yards OF cobble stone gutter, and Go cubic
YARDS OF grading. There were twenty three
oids submitted, ranging from S2S3.9l to $50
Tor the material and work complete. The
work was awarded to Andrew Gleason for
s2so.9l, ne being the lowest bidder This i'm
prCvement is 10 be done forfhwifh
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TH1 MPROv1D SODA.
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