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RAILROADS.
F1'HE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NGkTH. WEST, AND SOUT

EffssEaZAs.s HSsEH
ffrags RissifakSf
TRAINS Leave wA~H1seGoS. From M Station r CORNER
ss phs At ss:Sp a daily Enp fss
H Hg sso 70 daily With Sleeping Cars from
M: dafy With Faace Cars to Pittsbura and ,incin-
Car to G hi I1pT w,sh
fs,1fs 5ssSPs =; %sshiSssea eRfesso WIFI
yso9 M, daily except Saturday. with Palace Cars.
For Wiil:am;port. Lock Haven and Elm,ra. at $50
asa and nd United nrSEss. a sS FsS
For sPs sS G Without C m daily except sunday
For EEsssIy5: Ii through trains connect at
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
For Ph 81 s, HAS 500 M 1910 l:so 40
ind M Of Limited pn suss m asS and
$50 s go and DO and nd
N: ON undsy. $50. lO:4o a. m. 4:20. 60 ESQ.
For Pores Greek Line $40 a.m and $40 p m daily,
For Annapolis. $40 a. m. and 40 Pm daily. except
T VI, s. AS g AIExANDkfA AND WasHiNGfoN
sSa soS SO and rs 80 = p 80 On
For sRaas he o%h ESQ s sSa Ioo
>, daily. and 500 D. m. daily. except Sunday.
s1as and Il % @idashs 't On Sunday 1 Il
Tickets and nformation At the Office. northeast cor
S and b and at
iaEEasv from hotels and Iesss eeens
CHAs E. PuGH General s Mspax passenger Ase 3Ts
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News Briefs.

Col James C. Zabriskie. author Of the latest
work on the land laws OF the United States died
In San Francisco yesterday.
Sunday night I'D. Clay, colored, attempted to
ravlsh Mrs John Aday at Huntsville, Ala, but
was frightened Oh. Yesterday Mr.. Aday shot him
dead.
The st. Louis Post. Dispatch announces that the
eral strike next Monday. 1t Is said there are up
wards OF 5000 operators In the brotherhood.
The fourth annual convention OF the national
colored press association met In st. Louis yester-
day.
Jesse c. Campbell. minor, through his father,
T. C. Campbell, OF Manchester, Va, yesterday In.
stituted suits against the Richmond State ana the
young man as the murderer OF two persons near
Decatur, Ala.
Eight jurors have been so far secured from the
new panel for the trial OF ex-Treasurer Polk at
Nashville, Tenn.
The French astronomers who were sent to Caro-
line Island in the South Pacific, to study The solar
eclipse OF May 6, arrived In San Francisco yester-
day. They report finding a red star, which IL Is
believed will prove new discovery.
Emma Billiard, who belongs TO good family In
DOoley county, Ga, has confessed TO being the
mother OF an infant which was found dead In that
vicinity and which IL Is thought she stranRled.
The girl has attempted suicide and may die.
The New York Underground Telegraph company
has filed its certificate OF Incorporation In court
The city electrician OF Chicago has declared war
against certain OF the electric light companies In
that city by cutting all the wires not placed under
ground.
j. johnson, foreman OF the stereotyping room OF
the Boston Herald, was assaulted and terribly
wounded last night while ascending the stairs
from the press room by David Flannery, night en-.
gineer. who was arrested.
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BALTIMORE. July 11:--virenia Sizes consolidated,
40 do. second SERIES ST. past due coupons. 43; new
threes 52A bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. July u.-Cotton dull-middling, 10.
Flour easier and in better demand-Howard street aud
western super S2ss. 90: do. extra, 2sa4. Is do.
extra 25a6 SO; do. Rio brands. 0oa6 as Patapsco
family, g.. IS: do. superlative patent. 7.6O Wheat
southern oGened higher closing easier western higher
1l2a1. II No western winter red spot .lsA asked;
JULY 1sal. 1SA August 14sl ~; SeptsmP Der.
q: 1sN: corn-sout6eIn fTMsr; western steady and
western western s missa spot 57assn august Ss.ssS Sep
southern ssa42 western white 46a4s do mixed ssa4o:
prime to c6oios Pennsyiv.nis and M:ryiand. L. 90
1890. Provisions lower and quiet; Mes pcrk.
PACKED: sk,sh Bso9n-shouldeEs. clesI lib :tdss
xsetsrn. packed: Sale: creamery. 1929 Eggs quiet
auiet-Rio c.rsoee ordinary to fam. ,S4.9H. Sugar
strong-A soft, 6x copper refined quiet, 14H. Whisky
steady. 16hsl II Freighs to Liverpool steamer
es2 a. norf nS:..
corn. GOO bushels; oats. 500 bushels. sSipments"
wheat IT, 600 bushels; corn. &c. 600 bushels Sales
wheat. 29l. 0OO bushels corn. Is coo bushels.
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District Government Affairs.

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
The Commissioners have accepted the resigna-
ton or Mr.. Henry Hardy as clerk to the IRE de-
partment
PETITIONS.
petition from John A. Geeson and others has
been received by the Commissioners, asking that
street lamps be erected at the northeast corner OF
4th and street northeast; southeast corner X
and 4th streets northeast, and one midway the
asking for the abatement OF a pool OF stagnant
water at the corner OF 9Th and street northeast.
mission he granted m renlace I'VE old .eIeSrssn nh
poles by new ones on 18th street and Connecticut
avenue. between and L request was also re-
ce1ved from Mrs. Elizabeth Wise ct al, that flag
foot way be placed across each street at the
northeast corner 4th and G streets and Market
and 33i streets northwest A petition was re.
ce1ved by the Commissioners to-day from Rev. j.
7. N. W1lkerson and others, asking for sewer on
the west side OF 9th street southwest
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TIrUSvILLE, Pa, July ia special dispatch to
the Herald says that an excursion train from this
city, containing about seventy-nve members Of
Masonic lodges, while returning from jamestown
collided with a freight train on the Buffalo and
Southwestern road at O'Clock this morning two
miles from Jamestown instantly killing George
Gates, conductor, and N. d. Colby, brakeman OF
the freight train, and fatally injurng w. j. Innis,
another brakeman. No one was hurt on the eX-
cursion train. The engineers and firemen on both
trains saved themselves by jumping. Both en-
gines were smashed to pieces, as were also many
freight cars The force OF the collision drove the
excursion trains passenger coaches backward a
distance of rs feet but they kept on the track Col
by's legs were crushed to jelly, while Conductor
Gates was roasted alive in the ruins. The cause
OF the accident was the failure OF the engineer OF
the freight train to obey orders II the train men
care the loss OF life would have been frightfuL
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The GREAT MURDER TRIAL IN HUNGARY-t
was announced Monday at the trial at Nyrergh-
naza hungary, OF the Jews charged with murder
ing christian girl, that q coachmsn, who was an
important witness for the defense had committed
sulcioe. Inc mother OF Julia Vamosl swore that
her daughters statement that she smoke 10 Esther
Saionossy, the girl supposed to have been muir.
dered after the time IL is alleged the murder oc-
CURED, was false and was made because she had
been offered bride by Jews The girl was pro-
Ouced In court She had evidently been ill-treated
ana appeared TO be crippled. Counsel for the de-
iense said anything she might testify TO would be
uhuer rear OF her parents and he obtained order
from The court for a medical examination OF the
girl " .S
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NNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE NINTH
STREET. BETWEEN b AND I STREETS
NORTHWEST.
In pursuance decree Of the Supreme Court of 90
the district OF Oumbia, passed the 7th day of s3
April "a; A. d. 1883. in equity 1Oa. shall sell Nh
pay; JULY N1NEl ELM. 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK p
"a. Lot numbered five 90. in square numbered four
hundr,d and four t4O being the north side Of said
lot suppos ss to front about go feet
in hber W. b. IS, folio SO. OF the land records of the
District OF Columbia together with the improvements
819. e 0' ave
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue
equal instalments bearing interest and payable re-
one and two years after the day Of SALE and
secured by lien upon the property If the terms of
sac shall not be fully complied tn in week after
the day OF SALE the Trustee will resell the property after
one weeks notice in the Evening at the risk and
cost OF the first purchaser. All conyeyaEcing at the
COST OF the purchaser. X. K. ELLIOT. Trustee
Jy9-dSuS 400 5th street northwest.
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The Baltimore Sun says that certain members OF
that well-known organization. the knights OF
Labor" in Baltimore. have recently become dissat
tsf1ed at the management OF the society, and a
few days ago circulars were sent out calling for q
separation and the Institution OF q new order, to
be known as the "Improved Orler of Knights of
Labor" all persons being eligible thereto who
''work with their hands" ''The true labor move
ment" says one of the circulars. must be so fixed
that designing men cannot use ft for their own
personal gain" 1t further says: s'The cry is COM
ing up from all quarters for an honest and defined
system OF organization. which will allow Subordi-
nate branches In the movement to live without i'm
pOverish1ng them by excessive taxation TO support
foolish and excessive expenditures, and the pay
ment OF large salaries to q host OF unnecessary
and idle officers"
member OF the board Of oficers OF the Knights
OF Labor said: 1.-THE movement does not amount
TO q row OF pins twill not get hundred signers
II was instituted BY few who were politically
dissatisfied and who would sell out II there was
chance" Mr.. g. w. Pierce viii be the grand mas
ter OF the improved order.
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The Hill Investigation.
MR.. BARTLETT CONSTRAINED.

~>>-~>~~>~~s
Mr. Bartlett was cross-examined by the prosecu-
ton before the Hill investigating committee to-
day. He said that he had made about dozen
visits to New York during the progress of the work
on the post ONCE building, but relied upon the
foreman for statement OF the cost OF the extra
work done and material furnished. The foreman
was dead, and the detailed accounts of those ex-
penditures had been lost or destroyed after the
bills were made out Had fled the time sheets
and other papers, but had not seen them since the
Dill was made out
Mr. Coleman said he did not know that it was
customary for business men to destroy their &C
counts
The Witness.-"I shall certainly keep them here
AFTER"
Q-"why."
K-"Because don't want a repetition of such q
thing as this" Witness did not know anything OF
IN charge w
Chas- P. Newton superintended that work In the
st. Louis post Office building.
ssd as P PSss S Ss sns
Q-"What does this voucher mean Them"
TT that nat ne o5e%amsd our work.
Al suppose SO or he would not have been
paid r.. Mr. Hayward can tell you about that branch
COUNSEL FELL INTO DISPUTE
ar this point over missing letter. said to have
been filed with the supervising architect Mr..
Hill said that the letter could not be found.
Mr. Coleman In Indignantly asked II the prosecu-
ton was dependent upon the defense for the pro-
The chairman said that he saw no other course
70 pursue, as the paper was part OF the nles OF
the supervising architect. He would allow Mr..
st1nemetz to search the flles, with clerk.
Mr.. Stinemetz could not give the date, but knew
that s there was such letter
Mr.. Coleman.-"I want the chairman sworn"
The Chairman.-"He will swear presently"
The matter was then dropped and the cross
examination proceeded.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
Bros, Auctioneers.

II HCNSAN0ON onOoss AuCuO0eofSs
lRUsTEEg SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON FIFTH
STREET, BETWEEN And M STREE i s
NORTHWEST. BEING HOUSES Nos. 1lO7 llO9
AND I'LL FIFTH STREET.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded I'm iber
No 92l folio 49, ct seq. Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia. and at the request Of @
party secured we will sell on FRIDAY the THIR.
TENTH e DAY OF JULY. ID. 1855 at six O'CLOCK
M In front OF the premises, all that piece or parcel
q s rt AND premises stusted lying and
and known and distinguished the north half Of lot
ten l0) IN square five hundred and fourteen (5l TO-
gether with all the improvements, ways easementa
rights PRIVILEGES and thereto belonging
or In any manner appertaining. The improvements
consist Of three twostory and basement brick dwell
ngs each fronting 16 g. IA feet more or ess and will
be sold separately. "
Terms One third cash; balance in equal instalments
at one and two years. notes six per cent interes
Rsyatble and to Be secured by deed Of
ser deposit OF 800 required each piece sold at time
OF SALE &C.. at purchasers cost Terms
70 be complied with in seven days otherwise the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the and cost Of the
defauhng purchaser after five days public notice Of
s%S 5esse In some 9oS RSbshed IN Washing
jy2-d&ds MATTHEW RUPERT. Trustees.
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PoSrHASrKR ADRDoN AND TEE ro9fMAsfn1 CENTRAL.
Postmaster Adreon, OF Baltimore, recently wrote
70 Postmaster General Gresham, stating that the
civil service commission was communicating d.
rectly with the members or the local examining
board at Baltimore, who were employees In his
office, and that IN his opinion this was detrimental
TO the discipline OF the ONCE and contrary to the
custom. which required that of1cial communica-
tons 10 subordinates be made through the head OF
the department.
Mr.. Adreon that he sees no improperly whatever
IN the commissions actions, Notwithstanding the
members OF the local board are employees In his
ofnce. He further states that as members OF this
board they are not subordnates of the postmaster.
The very object and spirit OF the law require
that they should be entirely free from any inter-
ference or supervision on the part OF the head OF
the once In matters relating TO their civil service
duties"
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A Boy Murderer.
4 MARYLAND EARMHR SHOT DOWN. By A BkI.TIMoRl

4 MARYLAND HARMHR SHOT DOWN. By BkITNoRI
BOZ.
John Richard MCGUIRE aged q years, o truck
gardener In Baltimore county, was shot and killed
yesterday by James Clinton. aged Is years, son OF
Mr.. VIM. q. Clinton. of Baltimore city. Yesterday
morning three boys. James and Edward Clinton,
brothers, and Harry Gaskins, went out on the
Western Maryland railroad on foot to gather mul.
berries, and hearing frogs cr0aking in q pond
went down q rav1ne to shoot at them. James Gin
ton carried ane nickelplated SS-caliber Reming-
ton fve-chamber revolver belonging to young Gas
kina Mr. MCGUIRE, who lived near, was In the neld
picking peas. When he saw the boys at the pond
shooting he ordered them away. Gaskins and the
younger Clinton boy 0beyed at once. but James
Clinton fingered behind. MI. Mcclure approached
him and threatened TO use force II he did not leave
the premises. Clinton then returned to the rail-
road tracks, which are on = high emb, nkment,
and Mr.. Mcguire was about to resume his work,
when two shots were fired. Mr.. Mcguire fell to
the ground wounded The shooting took place in
full view of the house and was Witnessed by the
family. Mrs Mcclure saw her husband fall, and
ran to him, arriving just in time TO hear him say
my GOdi I am killed." which were the last words
he spoke. The boys were arrested and an inquest
is being held.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LIME
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,

Scnednle tn take effect SUNDAY, NAY 18th 1888
Leave Wssnlngfon from station. corner Of New Jersey
For Chiesxo. Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Lou.
fTfS = . .sne. ana 1913 P nI 1olc With
POINTS without change. 1O:15 q. NJ. daily to Chicsso
For ittsburs. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 q. m.
burg WITH sieeplns Cars attached "'" " -'''
Trains Tor Philadeiphis and New York q. s: 10 Z. m
ffsS p sss daily
nd End 70 ss g : g 10 ) Is $50. 49,
LIS. 235. 3. 4:4o $50. !. sic. s:iOp.n. ''
for LI-,i obs 6. Az a. M. 1210 and 44O; Sunday
Iorwsy stations between Washington and Batmor.
80 6'o sr AM I. d2lo pWm $50 449 and II 80
daily exc II Sunday. 40 a. m. las and 5:45 D. M
aaii. Tor staunton. 80 m. daily except Sun
p IN, daily except Sunday.
h'r sn l0:l T. daily except Sunday 5:45
Train srriye from the West daily. $40. 7:35am
From Sss YoSE ana ii Philadelphia. 25s. $50 I'm.
f;onsa napois $40 IN. ESQ. s: 81 q m: Sunday
IO;so a. M. 6;s, pm
Prom Frederick and intermediate POINTS S.35am
le:Oo M. 2.l5. Are p m. AMI 500 D. m jailv
ee1esIt snndss: 1000 AM, 500 IN. daily from
Trains leave Baltilaore for Washington alta 40 40
a.c 20 "a s and . 1osS al 12is
days. ?. 1 40 lis. 3:su 9. $40 am, SO. 40.
.ra 6:13: 80 and 900 p. m.
Forfuither information apply a. the Baltimore and
avenue. corner IA tn street. where oriera
Ge aktn for baggage to be checked and received a
". NJ. CLt MENfi. NJ of T., Baltimore.
ht Z. K LORD. Genr Passenger Agent
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NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
k kS8MN ks M Hr AH 1 55SXEIFTH STREET
District q Columbia. passed on the It'll day Of July
nn Nj !SSS IN equity Gsuse No SSS VIII sell
A. st tS;S O'CLOCK p NJ IN front Of the premises
OF lots numbered one a. a. eight (8J and nine 19J
Ia square 9umbered two hundred and eighty (282
cash. aud the balance in two equal nstaImens psya-
bic in one and two years from the sale with
trust on the property sold all cash. It option the
time Of sale. CHARLES WALTER. Trustee.
- 341 D street northwest.
DUNCANbON BROS, AuctS. jy9dSde
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THOS. BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TMpRoy

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP.
ERTY ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
In pursuance Of deed Of trust bearing date the
18th day OF August 1882. and recorded in Liber 81:
number 1O14. folio 252. and by direction of the ;a
party secured thereby shall sell at public auction in
TENTH, at HALF-PAsT SIX P. NJ, ali that certain
described in the l6etes and bounds following; Beein
ming for the same on sth street east point feet
square No. 870 thence running east &c feet; thence
south feet inches thence east So feet thence south
thence north along the line said 9th street to
the place Of beginning, improved BY two story Frame
Terms Of sale arc; 0ne-haN Of the purchase money
able respectively. in nine and eighteen months alter
the day OF sale with interest II the terms If sale shall
not be compiled with In six days after the day of sale
reserves the right to resell the property
tho risk and cost Of the first purchaser Al convey
iy0.dkda EYYYOT T-u.x.>
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VlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE 518. ON WASHINGTON STREET,

HOUSE NUMBER Alb.
Under and by virtue of decree OF the Supreme "a
Court Of the district o: Columbia, passed on the
S 81, Gay OF May, a. D. 1883. in Equity No 7.7o8
1r 4 Of the premises. On SATURDAY, THE TWEN
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following desc ibed
real estate 81 uste in the City OF Washngton Dist let
Mebbs subdivision trecorded Of part of original lot
and the east eleven feet six inches said "a front
Ing In all II feet depth OF eighty feet improved by
twO-story brick house.
Terms of sale. scrbed by the decree One-hird
OF the purchase money In cash. and the residue in
equal instruments payable In six, twelve
months after the day Of sale with neres, at six @ per
the property is struck OFF. Terms sale to be COM
piled with in seven daysfrom day Of SALE
1ylO- d&dS FREDERICK KOONES, Trustee.
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H$ NM \ E. En' III % AMT 5 81 ~
u N II ERB Nm 90 n Mn LtrII.

DIR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera.
tor is made expressly for the Of derangementof
the procreative organs. Whenever any debility the
generative organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeatine
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years of
use have tested it, and thousands cures are testified
to. weakness from 1ndiscretion, Incapacty Lack of
Vgor, Sterihtyin fact trouble of these organs is
cured Do not confound this with electric belts adver-
tsed to all Ills from head to toe. This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
mh3-s&w 103 Washington street. Chicago.
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The Courts.

To-day, Farley agt Green; certified to the Gen.
eral Term. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany agt Post; decree that plaintiff pay money
into court Howson ct al agt Stephenson ct al !;
order that trustee collect drawback. Williams
agt Williams ct al order for rule to show cause
Yates ct al. agt Arden: trustee appointed to con-
vey. Waggaman agt Waggaman; decree for sale
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SUSPECTED CASE OF yellow FEVER ON THE
VANDALIA-The U. s. g Vandalia. which recently
returned from the West Indies, has rseen Quaran-
tined at Norfolk, Va, to await the developments
OF case OF sickness which attacked Of the men
on the 9th inst, as there Is possibility OF its
proving 70 be yellow fever.
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Extension Of the City North ward.
PETITION TO HAVE THE NEW STREETS AND AVENUES
HARAoNIzE WITH THE PLAN OF THOSE IN THE
PRESENT CITY LIMITS
petition has been prepared for signature,
headed by N. W. Fitzgerald. 1918 K street north
west addressed to the District Commissioners,
setting forth In substance as follows: It cannot
have escaped the notice of the Commissioners
that steps are now being taken by private parties
to practically extend the limits OF the city OF
Washington in all directions north OF the present
boundary to embrace the entire plateau
by the valleys OF Rock creek and
Piney Branch and by 9TH street on the east. Many
the market In real estates OF various extent have
within the last two years, been surveyed and 10
some instances subdivided into town squares and
lots, with reservations for streets alleys etc. and
the same are now being offered for sale for specu-
latlon or for occupancy. These surveys made by
the private parties in interest fall to conform TO
the general grade OF the city of washington, and
will, II permitted to continue, destroy in great
measure the beauty and charm OF the peculiar
street ana avenue system OF the old corporation OF
The petitioners submit that the wisdom and good
taste OF the original design Of the city OF Wash
ington have been sufficiently demonstrated by the
experience OF its citizens both In an aesthetic and
sanitary point OF view, to warrant the application
Of the municipal limits They therefore pray that
action be at once taken by the Commissioners to
signify to those engaged in subdividing these ex-
tensions that the grand plan OF the city OF
Washington Will be applied to the new ter
rtory, and to advise them OF the propriety OF pro-
ceeding In accordance with that system In the
subdivision OF their respective properties They
also pray that the engineer department OF the
District OF Columbia be directed to make prelm.
mary survey and report upon the subject matter
embraced in the petition, and at the same time be
made the bases or recommending to Congress in
the annual report, asking for such legislation as
may be required to extend to the new territory
the benefits OF the regular system OF streets, ave-
nues, parks &c. which has been 30 fully approved
by the experience OF the original corporation OF
the city OF Washington.