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VNHOS }. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctoneers.
ZEAL ESTATE, on L STREET NORTH, Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND YER
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Inc undersigned. trustees. in equity cause of<sa
Andrew J. Joyce vs. Mary White. administrative, fs:a
e. al No; = 59!, will sell at PUBLIC anet in
DAY OF JANUARY. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK p M.
paris lots ttered and c, in Days subdivision Of
square 80 2l5 BEGINNING north street forty feet
four inches from the southwest of said square,
running thence north fty-six feet three inches;
thence northery. parallel WITH Vermont avenue forty
Ire thirteen feet four and ahalf inches to point on
Vermont avenue. which is fifteen feet the alley
thence norther along said avenue fifteen feet to said
ai"y thence along said alley fourteen feet eight in
inches thence west four feet thence south eighty
feet to street. thence along street beginning and
improvements thereon.
And after above sale will sell lot letterei f. ac-
cordlng to John DAYS. subdivision of Davidsons subdi
vision OF square No. 215 and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third % purchase money cash;
balaIce of purchase money to be paid in equal install
ments in six, twelve and eighteen months from day
sale, to bear interest from of SALE for which
chaser to give promsscry notes, with surety sure
rchasers can pay all purchase money in cash day
of sale ratification thereof by the court On rati
hcatIon OF sale and payment Of purchase money (and
not before) Trustees will convey property purchaser
erty sold Will be required when the property knocked
down to the purchaser. The Of sale be COM
Piled with within ten days from day Of sale property
viii be advertised and sold at cost and risk pur
Chaser All conNeSancng At cost 3 ct purchaser
1906 street h W. r..
WILLIAM j.. MlELEE e = turseeAgn
d.9-dSds 456 La.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Ancaoneers.
TRTsIEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
TOWN, ID. O., No. 1<o4 HIGH OR THIRTY
SECOND STREET.


By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theSSA
District OF Columbia. passed on the 9Th day Of De-
cember. A. ID. 1882. in Cause No. Z. 900, Equity
Docket 81, wherein Margaret L. Ramsey complain
ant and Eleanor Lieb ct al. defendants the
siened Trustees appointed by former deere in said
ices at HkLfPksT FOUR trCIocK u p .''f M rom on
FRIDAY. the TWENTY SECOND DAY OF Deem
BEk. A. ID. 1882 parts of lots numbered one hundred
and twenty seven tl27l and one hundred and twenty
eight 2S) in Beatty and Hawkins addition George
town. fronting on High street ID street. improved
by two story brick building The metes and bounds
OF said parts of said lots Icing given deed thereto
recorded in ber No. sS2 folio 44s of the land records
for the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One third cash. of which 800 must
be paid at time OF SALE and the balance in one
two and three from day sale with interest at
6per cent. payable semi annually: the deferred pay
mens to be secured by deed of trust upon the pr D.
erty Sold Conveyance and recording y yur
chaser Terms to be complied with in seven days 9TH
erwse the trustees the right risk
cost OF defaIlting purchaser. after five days notice
sucn resale In some newspaper published In Washing
ton, ID. c.
SUSANNAH A. CRANDFLL.
60 street northwest \ ,r
WILLIAM II. wETZEI. Z i1usteee'
as IA Is, 1921
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" the best 90 Is JUSTH'S Old Stand known for years
as d ms pniy place where frst-cass SECONDHAND
q call e JUSTHS Old Stand. No. 6l9 street. between
oIn ana IN streets northwest n. B.-Aote by maui
13OAhVty Asteaa0eQ 70 maria
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
OIL PAINTINGS,
THE WORKS
CHARLES ARMOR
ON THURSDAY EVENING.
DECEMBER TWENTY FIRST
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
WE WILL SELL
WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS
9TH AND d STREETS NORTHWEST
LARGE AND vARIED7CoILECTIoN OF
OIL PAIN tINGS,
Handsomely framed and pleasing subjects, many Of
which are rSlnal and some copies of high price paint
ings. all being the work of rising artist Charles
AIlnor. They should be to be appreciated and
will be on exhibition on Wednesday and Thursday ut
auction rooms
Seats provided at sale. catalogues be obtained
of the Auctioneers.
d19-4t DUNCANSON BROS.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. .Aucaoaeors.T .

D STREET. BETMEEN FIRSf AND sEtp SB
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING, NUMBER
ON. HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN D 69Af EN- ee
BY virtue Of deed q st trust bearing Aat
92l toio 2s5 ct of the land records of til Dis
uict of Columbia, and by direction Of the party
cured thereby. the undersigned Trustees will sell at
public auction. in front of the premises. FRIDAY.
the TWENTY,SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER, a.
Mallsch's subdivision Of lot tn rec etc. in
provenents: This lot is improved by a comfortable
thrse-story Brick Dwellings is on line of street cars
station.
Terms of sa,e One third cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months With interest from day of sale
secured by deed of trust all cash. at option Of pur
M DslosL. .. siuv REQUIRED at ume o1 sale
right is reserved to resell at efautng purchasers cost
cost.
VIM r. WOODWARD)
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Rev. Edmund F. Slater, as executor. has re-
Gently paid over to the treasurer of Harvard Col
lege $l1l 600. the major part of q testamenta ry
bequest to the college by the late Mr.. George b.
DOrr of Boston
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Val UABrE IMPROVED PROPERTY ONJFFFFR-
TON. " - " -
BY virtue of deed of trust dated March 7th A. r. eh
1874, and duly recorded in 1iber No 746 folio l0I fs
one of the land re or for the District Columbia hh
and at the request Of the parties secured thereby the
undersigned trustees viii sell at public a6con in front
of the premises, ON WEDNr SDAY, TNENIY-
SnHESTH, DAY OF DEC MBER. 1882. AT FOUR
OOCL0Ck p. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in Georgetown, ID. c.. and known part If
lot numbered 63 IN old Georgetown. which is included
within the following metes and bounds:
Beginning Ter the same al the end of two hundred
and ninety nine (99) feet h side of
street drawn north from the nh side Of Water street
and run west parallel with Water street one hundred
and twenty five 25l feet to sley then thirty
two 2D feet more or less lot heretof
W H. Dorey to Walter Smith. then tn said Lot east and
paral ell with the first line Jefferson street then
in straight line to the place OF beginning improved by
two story brick house and a frame house.
Each house and lot attached thereto will be sold sepa-
rately
Terms: $500 cash. balance in and IL months with
interest and secured by deed of on the property
sold. deposit of SIS will he required each house
and lot sold at time of sale. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost and If the terms of not COM
piled with in five DAYS the Trustees right to
resell the property al the risk and cost Of the defaung
purchaser.
% %M: 2. GoEbSss Trustees.
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VIM. r. WOODWARD, r,..
d12-d&ds LEROY M. TAYLOR, : trustees.
BROS. Auctioneers.

TWO HOSTING MACHINES. DERRICKs, FOUR
CARS, TWO TRUCKS. AND TRACK FOR SAME
LUMBER, FORMS. IRON PIPE &c. &C.
. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-sIXTH. 1882. comm encingat TWO O'CLOCK, we
will sell, the premises corner of 18th and Boundary
streets northeast. miscellaneous collection of ma
chnery and tools used in the construction of the first
and second sections Of the Boundary street
Terms cash. DUNCANSOh bros
dl9-td AuctiOneers
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
~ CAROLINA TOTn TNDNTOl

Eure for Dyspepsia in an IDS stages: also for
Coughs. Colds Bronchis Asthma and ali diseases Of Ia
r.. Thirst % and Lnss; and the ony remedy
SAM OF IOLU, ROCK CANDY. MAGNESIA and
other medlcnals beneficial in above Diseases the basis
very pleasant e take. Ty For sale BY ali druggists
at liberal discount b. Barbour Hamilton and Fr.nf
Hume Mholesale Grocors, aud Sole AGENTS for this
chareston s. c.. Sole Manufacturers aud Proprietor
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nURING THE PRESENT SEASON
~ ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
COUGH DROPS
Have made converts by the hundred. Everybody uses
Elecsmpane and Horehound. Buy . box and stop your
~ ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
az 18th and /. I'd and D. and 7th and n sts n. "
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will sell for Se'inger at 1877 7h street northw sst
commencing THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTIETH,
at SEVEN P. n. This sale will con- list Of
large line OF Ladies' and Gents Id Gold Watches.
Key and Stem Winders Cameo and Solid Gold Sets of
Ladies' Jewe.ry. Solid Gold CENTS and Ladies' Chains,
Ladies and Gents Gold Rings of all description Plated
and Solid Silver, and in all of the argest stock of
geweiry ever offered at public auction. Also very
Pants LADIES' Dresses and Silk Dress Patterns; Shaws
Clio KS Bibles Books. Tools, Boots and Shoes. Quilts.
Spreads, Blankets Carp t., Trunks, &C. aud win
dnue Evenings at =. until every lot is sold
Persons mol ing cets which the time has expired
will please take notice.
f. SELINGER, Broker.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. n2S-4w
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st THOMAS OOWLING Aucffonaer
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OAND UN!IPROYED REAL ESTATE ON ELEV-
ENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS BETWEEN

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UN1IPROVED REAL ESTATE ON EIEV.
ENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS, BETWEEN
FANDG STREETS NORTHEAST.
Under decree OF the Supreme Court of the D4a -
trict OF Coumbis PISSED February 2sth, 1889, in{
complainant and John Ebert ct n. defendants. the
Undersigned will oder foE sale ct public auction. in
IWEMTY:EIghTH. 1881, Az FOHK 0cLOCKe N.
the City Of Washington. p. c.. and known as lots
Twelve 12 thirteen uS and fourteen (14). in square
9S. fronting on 18th street east lot thirteen l3) 6ein
improved by commodious Brick Rssidcnce; and i'm
medatey after SAID sale will oer for saie af public
auction IN front Of the preieea lots and 6. Ia aid
square sSS fronting on 18th seet cost Lots s. g. u
and 1S have frontage Of IS feet with depth Of 132
feet inches each; lot Is connD about 06O SQUARE
feet Of ground.
Terms of sale. ~ prescribed by dscress One-third
cash: balance in equal tnsslments Of twelve 12l and
8) months from day Of sale, With interest," 70 Be oe
cured by deed Of trust ON the premises A deposit Of
$50 on each unmproved and 500 the Improved lot
viii be required ct the time Of sale.
LEON TOBRINEk,
RICHARD p. JACKSON. Trustees.
165 Bridge st., Georgetown,
J. Z. COLDWKLLa Auot Id12 eod&ds
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NOLEY, Auctioncer,

Ia
At the National Loan Once 1907 It'll street eommen-
cling MONDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH, 1882, at SIX
O'CLOCK T. NJ, large aud varied assortment of
redeemed Pledges most of which good new.
suitable for Holiday Presents, consisting of Diamonds
Gol and 81 yer Watches, key and winders; Vest
Chains Ladies' Chains and Necklaces Lockes, Brace
let's Studs Sleeve buttons. 500 Rings of kinds
sets Jewelry solid Silver and Plated Ware Sewing Ma
Revoivers Musical Instruments, LADIES' Coats. Gents
listers its Clothing, Shaws and CIoaks. Seal Skin
Coat and other articles too to mention The
sale will continue until all disposed of. Parties
having articles deposit will peae take notice. as
every article will be sold witLOu reserve By order
tional Loan Office 1907 7th street. d2-dSds
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DOWNING. Auctioneer.

THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTER AND ROADSTER
IDLER, AT AUCTION,
1882, at INELVE NJ, In front Of my salesrooms
will sell the above Known and valuable animal
Has record OF 2:40 is perfectly safe for lady to
drive; kind and GENTLE don't shy at anything
and Will stand without hitching. Sold for no fault
other than the present owner having further use
for linn. ~
For further particulars apply to
d20-St THOMAS DOWLING Aucffonaer
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
vUHoMAs BOWLING. Aucsoueer

LACQCERED CABINETS, DESKS GLOVE AND
HANQKERCHIEF BOXES. TOGETHER WITH
OTHER JAPANESE GOODS, ALL sUfTABLE
On FRIDAY, DECEMBER TwENTY-SECoND,
door.
Terms cash. d9p-2t
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THE TRADES.

ID UEUS II. DARBY,
PRESS. WORK FOR THE TRADE
<S2 9th street. near E. an
n IBSON BROTHERS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
1zS6 Rennsyfvania avenue Warrington %, O.
- Fine Printing specially. janlo
+ .YCETTs BINDERY. l0I2 PENN. AvE-PLAIN
~ and Fancy bindings a eveEy deecrip<3eo done ct
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Mt. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM.

The frst-clsss. ful powered Clyde-built DutcA
AMSTERDAM. ROT IERpaM scHIEDAM
EDAM. ZAANDAM, L. CALaND.
W. 4. SCioLTEN. MAS,
Carving the u. =. Mails the Netherauds ,eaya coe
panys Pier. foot of Sussex street. Jersey City, n u.
regularly every WEDNESDAY, for Rotterdam ana AM
eterttam, alternately.
First calm. $50: second cabin $50: steeraen SIG.
X. CAZAUX, General Agent - Sort William strce&
New York. For passage apply to W. q. METZEROr1
4 CO. 325 Iennsy l,ania avenue. Washinsf
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For Other Auctions See stb Page.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YopK. HAvRR
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BRGNRN.
4 he steamers OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
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hates of passage Erssn New York % Hayrp, London.
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. FIRST cabin 500; recond
cabn SO steerage, $50, prepaid ecerage certtctsc
IA For freight passage apply 20 OEIaR1CHS
GO, Bowling Green. New York. W. q. METZEROTJ
NO, 92o Pennsy lyania avenue northwest Agents ia
WASHINGTON. ,al9
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

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Certain cure for all Urinary Diseases Impotency elect
Syphilis, &c. GonorrhGa cured in 4S hours. VIM
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
DEMANDS OFLABORIYG MEN.

According to the statements Of the striking
plumbers Their recent Tactics of recalling the men Who
bad returned work az The adv anced of wages and
Of appy ing dr city TO the builders for Jobs have 80
rOsy annoy cd the master plumbers thai uOei OF them
have promised 20 pay tie - Gay demanded by thc
men At the meetings NJ the J0urue,mcu ycsicr.
day. their headquarters Ia West Forty ilrsl-
reported that none OF the strikers would low
return until the master plumbers, organization
aCccdcd the demands.
Inc thirty gris-Doly Brussels wcavcrs-vhO arc still
Oh strike al Hlggnss carpet factory IN West Forty
thir-st proiui- ed special Inducements by the rn
II thcJ would return 20 work ~ tr same Increase Of
wages other emp oycs ha accepted, which was
10 per cont The firm sy tna' they WIN 20 to work
again. facilities VIII d. gwen them that they can do
much more and ln thn way more thdn the 10 per
cent extra TIE girls lave not zee decided whether To
return.
II was reported no meeting Of the j0urncymeu horse
snoer-, mel L~t rsnt al MimauH Hail. IN seventh
ave- that the success their stukc had been ungues
toned The bosses " ia shops have adopted a
higher price lst for work.
rcsutar NEE ing Of the Stahemen's Union wa held
so TJi EIgAtu In aOun- lutuct OF the current
low wages paid -fabruru, b. was Thought best To
ag ale movement FOR beper pay, and resolutions we're
adopted 10 TINS effect
The uieuen al tHe STANDARD on Works ~ Constable
Hook are Tor norcHs" Of wages rom 10
ID y 4
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LAST Hoy0Rs To RODGERS AND TIMING
FUNERAL SERVICES Al Observation-Disclosures
OF RESPECT.

FUNERAL SERVICES AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF RESPECT.
WAsmSGrON, May S.-Thc funeral services
OF the late Ecar-Admra John Godccr- held the
Church of the Epiphany this afternoon IL o'clock At
the conclusion Of the services the escorted
TO OAK iii Cemetery Georgetown, and buried with mill
tary honors. special meeting Of the Lighthouse Bond
Wa held this morning. wnch present. to take
action upon the death Of Rcar-Admiral John RodQer
United states Navy chairman since June %, 1873.
when ne succeeded the nto PrOc Joseph Henry the
following members: Charles J. Foor, Secretary Of
Treasury General II. q. Wright Chief OF Engineers
United states Army: Commodore G. il. Baldwin. United
States Nay Professor j. Z. Iigard, .rutcnd, mt
Coast ana Gc0d,tc Survey; Professor Henry Morton
president of the stevens Institute Of Technology; Com
mander Gcorse Dewey. United states Navy naval sec
rotary and Major T. ~ TarquAar United States Army
engineer secretary. Appropriate resolutions were
adopted
The funeral Of Major william Twining, Engineer Corps
L. :. 4. and Di rc Commissioner took place tine morn
mg from ST. Johns Church The remains escorted
10 the pot by battery o. United states light Artillery
eleven companies Of district military battalion OF ma
rnes aud bait on Of United States Artillery acting
infantry ana lcf here at o'clock for West Point where
they will Inferred President Arthur. Secretary Lin
coln Secretary Chandler, the Russian Minister, several
scnaors and Representatives. General Wright and other
officers of tue Engineer Corps and Jud Wyie ana ag
ncr attended the services the church All The district
olcer anu pdpht 7cHOui7 "eI" ciorou anu the Lq'hy
Court Criminal Court and Circuit Court adjourned until
tomorrow.
The funeral escort composed Of one battery OF Uni
United states il4h Artllcryl the Washington Light In
faury battalion and seven separate cOmptic- of Dis
tct mIitar,, hatt4IouO OF marines and battalion OF
Unhed states Artillery. large number of Army aud
Navy officers were present 81 tIr services and accOu-
panied the remains 10 he cemetery.
The House Comm tee on the District OF Columbia
held bIlci inet tiA- this morning at which was reaa
communication from commissioner Dcut formally an
nOuncng Inc death OF Comm srOncr TWinng and nyit-
members OF the committee 10 attend tie funeral
which accepted. Previous 10 a. OUmmcnt the com
uitee adopted suitable resolutions.
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LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

BROOKHAyEN, Miss, May S.-Ghe County
jan sroyed BY fire last ngnt Three coored prs-
Oners were burned TO death. The fire originated IN the
cell in whcJ tncy confined, an 1t is believed they
set it ire IN nope OF making their escape.
NLH-BRUHswICK. y. j., May Sire this morning at
Metuchtn destroyed the barn and OutDuIdings, three
horses, cows quantity OF grain, and many farm
implements belonging 10 joel V Bloomfield The loss Is
Si,7OU.
PKoyIDESCE, r. l., May S.-A barn and outbutdings
Waller Greene, in TIL city, were burned TINS after
noon The loss j. estimated az from $1,000 TO $1,000
Twenty ten buildiHys al one time OH ire caus
ing great excitement.
BRADFORD, Penn May S.-The store Of Cleland & Co
and ad dining dwelling house were burned this morn
ing. Tie loss D., $1,000
CHICAGO, May s.-A dispatch from Montague. Mich
says that fire yesterday destroyed almost entirely the
lumber yard, OF A. j. and G. +. Covc with to three
million of lumber The loss Is 10000, and IN
sdl.ncc 100000.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May St Johns saw-mIll, a
few miles below this city was burned yesterday The
mil was Owned by T. O. Allen, and operated by J. r.
1aafcrro. II was valued at 100000 The Insurance Is
$l4,2JO,
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that Mr.. sackett entitled to reilei az
bondholder; that Messrs. Duncan and Pars had
never given the old bondhoders written Of I'm on
the SIS 900 900 new mortgage which they alleged 10 DC
holding for the old bondhodre, and that the cHpenu
OF the receiver for equipment were rendered nec
sary by Mr.. Park's withdrawal Of the rolnRstoGK ne
had rented to Mr. Root when the latter OporaUcu 'no
road. .,.a
Russell Sage WINS next examined. Hc testified that =
H. knecand hal st the largest number OF VOt,s at o
metropolitan Elevated Railway Company tleclon 10,
directors july <, 1851, but that MI hueeihhu seca
many proxies by authorized use Ofthe name Oh tue
and her persons. The witness ooud nov rehtpoi
the dates OF hs purchases OF the Stock Oh te
waited railroad companies, OF the transfers OF hahh
tan stock his name just previous to the sudden conS
Of the transfer books Of the Manhattan on 'o.op'i
1881 excused until he could produce rom nls
books statements regarding his purchases OF ee'a1eo
Mr. Root was examined with regard to the receiver
ship of the Harlem Extension Lebanon sprlngsl Kali sal
road and corrobOrated the statements Of Mr. PARK ne
had wished defend the Sickett SUIT as ne had t
tie interest in the road. Receiver Van N9lAeh-
burgh was appointed without his formal as
sent 20 the appointment, and after hearing
Iud WestbrOok had been ADJOURNED IN the aD
scnce OF any defendants The witness testified that the
value of ali tine rolling stock rented by him from The
bennington and Vermont Railroad, owned principally
NV Mr. perk and the United STATES Rolling Stock Com
road the II he could control All payments,
but to this the receiver wol not consent Inc ROAD
was i'm bad condition when ,he witness abandoned 1t,
but I'm condition than when lac first took charge
OF 1t. VII.
burgh mad improved The rOadbed Of the ROAD, but that
the bridges were in worse condition imam "hch Tue
improvements carried out by the receiver W0uid not
exec $4,000 cost. The improvements that the
ally out of the earnings lie had contemplated repairing
the bridges and building new one before tt receiver
was appuined he expected to pay lOr TINS out Ol inc
earnings years time. lie hal expected an increase
OF 30 to 40 per cent IN earnings Last yea new
bridge winch the receiver proposed 10 DIu al ~ 20
900 Ut,
Wednesday Their sessions this city viii be resumed
next Friday morning.