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Rapid Rise OF Prices I'm the Chicago
Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Ill. April n II e. m;-The market showed
the closing prices OF yesterday After 80 there was
rapid rise In values attended by great excitement May
wheat rose 80 cents for the first time the great
decline in wheat began. June sold to 925: July $50
The market easier at 894 for May 91 for June;
927 July Corn steady ut SIX for May So for Juno
June lard lie 847h June pork 1905
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OOs styles and very lowesf prices Bargains and
Pr cents daily Nl-wool Gcods below Cost Us 9Th 6
n ". Go oeEA exanaine 6efoge buy11R. Wh12
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LES SALL Of NALCA tN1n6hONEO
NOETHWEsT, BETMEEN TMENTY-FOUkTH
AND TWENTY-FIVE STREETS.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust to me, bear a
ing date August "A, 1876 and recorded IN iber No
o28, folio 3O4 ct seq of the land records Of theS
District Of Columbia by direction OF the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction on MONDAY, TIE
TWENTY FRS DAY OF APRIL. 1884, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ all that certain lot, piece
he public Plat plan Of said city as the whole Of lot
G and the S) three inches front, aud with thst
width to The OF lot in Starr and MetcalfB sub
division original ots to) Eve and 81 SIX IN square No
Sl twenty eight kavings 'front.' OF fifteen feet and nine
inches on I street northwest.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness
secured by said deed of trust unpaid with the expenses
in cash. and the balance at six months for which
the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the
day of sale and secured By deed Of trust on the pro-
yerty sold shall be taken deposit Of fifty dollars
auired OF the purchaser purchases ct the time Of
sale and all Conveyance at the expense q the purchaser
H. WARMER, Trustee.
DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers ap9-dkds
eF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, THE TwENTY-SIXTH DAY OF
"a sp29-dSds B. Il. WARNER, Trustee.
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES cQoNAC. CHAN
PAGNES AND CORDtAIA
French Clareis, 81 80 Per gallon.
American native wines Brsndies and ChampasneA
California IT 1x cnT Ihig III i D1:'i e,,n. Az.
Agents for first clau housed Bordeaux Burgundy
and Cosnse Wins ds touss s0rfsssn Caasss
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RAILROADS.
FTyHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. soUTHwEs,

IAK SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule In effect NOVEMBER 1S. 1888
sa6AM.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday, with c. o. Railway. Pail
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New y TX and WISH
tnRton to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans.
$40 M-LOuISyILLE FAST Ii y E DAILY via Char
lott sville TO Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville.
10,l0 MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
70 all points South and Southwest via Danvile ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with q. RAILWAY.
Pullman Sleeping from Weshin ton via Dan
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also.
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia TO
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves washington at 35 A
= NJ daily. except sunday.
warrenton trims leave Warrington at s:35 AN and
$40 P NJ daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Copany's Of
Tee, col Pennsyl vaIaia avenue or at Union Depot
WM. SLAUGHTER. y. MACDANIEI.
Gen Pass Aren't Agent
mario SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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FOwLER-BRIDwEII. April 2sd 1884 NJ the rs.s-
dence of the brides mother by Rev j. b wuliauA AID
cards.
,sIMPsoN-GRAY. On April 23d. 1894 at the rsa
dence of the brides mother 3lS northeast by
Rev. John Chester. d. D., HENRY < SIMPSON cd
MARY +. GRAY, both of this city
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Gunton Building, AZ IA ave
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. ap28-d&di
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.

Auction SALE OF EXCELLENT BLACK WALNUT
PARLOR. CHAMBER AND D1N1NG.ROOM FUR
NITURE.
On TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL TWENTY:
sell at the residence of lady leaving the CITY, No 1923
street. corner 1!th street northwest the folloxins
Two do; do. Chairs Two Marble-Top Tables Leather
covered Arm Chair. Walnut Book Case Folding and
Reception chars. Handsome Walnut Lounge, Brussels
nd Ingram Carpets Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets
Brussels Rugs. Window Hangings, Two alnut Marble
Top Chamber Sets. Mattresses Feather Pillows Painted
Cottage Furniture. Handsome Walnut Crib and Mat
Walnut Pillar Extension Dining Table, Walnut Dining
ing Stove. Refrigerator Lawn Mower SO feet Street
Hose Garden LEplements Kitchen Requisites &c a235t
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Massachusetts Republican Delegates.
WORCESTER, April A-The tenth congressional
district republican convention to-day elected Hon.
w. w. Rice and Hon. Theodore C. Bates delegates
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, April A-The republicans
OF the first district to-day elected Jonathan Bourne
and Frank S. Stevens delegates to Chicago. Bourne
favorS Edmunds and Stevens Arthur.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

TNHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of a deed Of assignment to u.s. duly re-
corded among the land records Of said District In M
Ioer l07 folio 294 ct seq we shall SELL at PUBLIC
TWENfY-FiFTH DAY of APRIL. 1884. at HALF.
PAST -FOUR O'Clock P. NJ all the remain ne Eve
eS5ded ansng the land records Of said District in bsr
vania avenue northwest subject to the covenants and
conditions contained in said lease, viz The payment
44c0. and the taxes and Insurance..
Terms Of sale: One; third cash, Of which 300 must
be paid at time Of sale residue three six nine and
twelve months respectively cured BY the notes Of the
annum and deed Of trust upon interest sold all
cash, at option Of purch All conyeyancing &C.. at
purchasers The right IL reserved to resell at de-
feultng purchasers cost and risk If terms not
Piled with in i've days from day of sale.
FRED. ". JONES,
474 Louisiana avenue n w. ..s,.,...
CHAA II. CRAGIN, JR., AssieneeA
ap16-dkds 81 ~ street NV
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TO.MOR ROW.
INSURANCE. BANK, GAS, RAILROAD, MARKET
COMPANY AND TELEPHONE STOCK AT AUC-

1SSHAssaaF sAsE ds asESR 4 n
On FRIDAY. APRIL TwENTY.F1FTH, q. ONE
9th and D streets northwest:
% shares Washington Gas Light Company Stock.
100 shares Columbia Fire Insurance Company Stock
g shares Erankliu Fire Insurance Company Stock
100 shares Firemens Fire Insurance Company Stock
a shares National Bank Of Republic Stock
10 shares Washington stn and Georgetown r. r. Com
80 shares Metropolitan r R. Company Stock
- shares Columbia r. r. Company Stock.
100 shares " ashington Market Company stock
800 shares National Union Insurance Company Stock
US SRSs IN b X ssd N s to
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
ONE VERY FINE T1LBURY CART AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FIVE. 1884. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front Of my suction rooms.
agentleman who is about leaving the city. sp23-2t
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ANTIQUES, BR1c-A.BRAo
ARTICLES ESQ, Of V6 FER OBJECTS Of ART AND
fNa 10 Mr.. DE M1tLIAMoY. PREMiEK SEC
EETAIR Re, De Pc ELA H IMPERIAL De RUS
sfA kSAGI51Ha C2E f6k EdHNEPRA1 WHO WILL
THIS IS SUPERB CoLLECI ION OF ARTICLES.
AND ARE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE,
Afn TS 81 sSfP ~ ny Pk
oo0 Gp0MM MEI At At tLExEN 1'GLoGK
ND 81 H4 S TW
cAIAEoau SAN Be ia 2Ap OF TIE AUCTION
. asf4s sash THOMAS BOWLING, Auo.
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Statc 0OmveOtb0D0s
VIRGINIA coAIITIoSIsTs rpR ARTHUR AND I'm NJ
HoSs PARTY TO BH REREAYTEs KNOWN - asPvo-
LICASs.
At the evening session OF the coalition convsn-
ton in Richmond yesterday, the delegates 20 Chi
cago were elected Each delegation reported In
favor OF Gen. VIM Malone a. chairman q the o.
egation TO Chicago, and instructed their aslsgss0
10 vote as unit on all questions arising In thns
convention The platform which WAS reported tG
senator Malone and adopted declared In fAvu q
The Coalition party should SereafSef be- Known SS
the republican party OF Virginia, and In national
affairs follow the national republican party. TIN
demonstrations OF applause. The last plank OF the
Platform says that, cordially endorsing the a.
ministration OF President Arthur as conspicuously
national and conservative, challenging the respect
and confidence OF the nation, we give emphatic ex-
preston TO our preference for his domination n
Malone, VIM. II. Peasants Icolored), s N. Yoss
Frank s Blair, james ID. Brady, A A. Dodpon. Mr.
large declined for personal reasons He fsvcm
the unit rule.
CHEERS FOR ARTHUR IN TIE NEW FORK coxvEs-
TIoN.
After the report OF the proceedings Of the repup-
ncan state convention NJ Utica n. T., closed N
The STAR yesterday, the Arthur Edmunos comtn-
nation elected Andrew D. White, OF Tompk1nA
Theodore Roosevelt, OF New York. John Gilbert,
OF Franklin, and Edward Packard. OF Kings, dele
gates AT large on the first ballot and Edward n
THOMAS, Henry +. Tarbox, Chas- .. Tarbox ana
Pascal 7. Pratt were elected alternateA Judges
Andrews and Rapold were renominated for the
court OF appeals The platform which was adopted
endorses the administration and approves the POLICY
OF protecting home Industry. When the referens,e
10 the Presidents "wise management OF affairs
was mate the convention gave three hearty cheers
Tor Arthur resolution was adopted asking the
national convention provide In the future that
representatives be proportionate 10 the number q
republican, voters of the state and conSressaonal
districts respectively.
HOW THE OHIO prsTRrcr urprpr tn.S mr.. .a.r-.
STAND.
The Ohio district delegates to Chicago. announced
In the convention yesterday, CLASSIFIED as fol-
lows For Sherman, six districts; for Blaine
twelve districts In the eighth district the prefer
ences OF the delegates are unknown, and the
eleventh and twelfth districts are divided betwean
sherman and Blaine The platform 70 he reported
to-day approves President Arthurs adminiStfatjon.
and fayors protective tariff.
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=. 4 u.
r. o. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer. ap24-d&d

81 g TIE FINEST
ISTs sIabsTEP q MERf1fSN na HI
TENDED. EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED,
ERIE AVENUE HURON STREET, ONTARIO
And CENTRAL AVENUE AND FIFTEENTH
STREET EXTENDED.
One of thu finest opportunities offered to obtain
either fine Building sites a. Investment in advanc
Ing real estate
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TwENTY.n8
FIFTH. commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK M.,E3&
we will continue the sale of the lots above en-.A-
toned having sold less than half Of those adver
tsed OF the choicest lots and in choice blocks not
having yet been offered
above Lots situated in the best locations Of
Meridian HILL which Is destined to become the center Of
maenincent suburban residences. and which form
OF the finest views Of city and surrounding country
The proposed Garfield avenue will come in front of
Of these lots and the District authorities understand
extending 10th and 18th streets to the north
and Erie avenue to the east and west connecting
with 14th street and 10th street extended.
Terms: One third cash: balance in and two years.
property Sold all cash. at option OF purchaser or
purchasers deposit will be required on each lot as
coon knocked of. Terms to be complied with in ten
days otherwise resale at risk and Of defaulting
purchaser purchasers after Ave days public notice
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, u. c. Conveyancing SC, at cost of purchasers
Persons attending the sale Friday will assemble
10th street extended. at the stand pipe.
plat OF this property can be at the Office Of the
Auctioneer, and further information given.
ap242t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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A letter. Case.

TWO MN CHARGED WITH SENDING fzcx1zS
THE NAIL
Mt J. c. Parker and Henry q Piumo wsfe ~
trial In L. s. Commissioner Mn4 omcA - 49,
Louisiana lottery tickets through The nall %
inst. Inspector Henderson. Of TIE r. O ospafsDenS
testified that letters addressed % ~ 4 OoNH
60, TN street northwest are deuvefee as GN
street, In Plumb's once, over farkers 49,
lopes containing lottery uckets, which hAd -
sent IN response 70 letter. e0M -
conversation with Parker this morning, =
which he stated shat he did not know The contoxs
OF the letters received by Mr.. Plumb and Wee ~
sorry that he parker had been accg2ed o.
being engaged In the lottery buaineoAs W.T.
also had conversation with Plumb, Wne 49,
tIat all he did was 70 pay the pri1As ON ~
nect Mt Parker with the lottery buSneA
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MAR RlED.

VIM p Hopes, Q lawyer In Baltimore. has been
dsoarred from practice In the courts In that caey
on account OF fraud.
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Ratlr0ads Have No Business ON the
Park.


The following memorial Il receiving many sigma
turea
United States:
The undersigned, citizens and taxpayers OF the
CITY OF Washington, respectfully petition your hon.
cradle bodies that In the bills defining the routes OF
steam railroads within the city limits now pending
before your committees on the District OF Column
ma, mu provision shall be made for the prompt ne
Potomac railroad company from the pub
NC PARK or reservation where they are
nov now situated, and also from 9th street west
Mansion was one OF the principal features
OF the original plan OF the city; and as the city
6eaith ana pleasure Of having this Dark IL pne
heart OF the city becomes every day more
and more evident At the time the Baltimore and
park was unimproved. ana 1t was not realized how
large sacrifice was being made 10 their convent
ence. With the completion or the Washington
ment OF the grounds, this sacrifice is very appar-
emit Moreover, the rights and facilities granted TO
one railroad must in equity be granted TO Others,
soon the greater part, II not the wco;e OF
the park, win be absorbed for railroad purposes un-
removal Of the track from 9Th street is earnestly
prayed for because there are only i've streets
ing the park 20 give access to the southern part OF
every one except 9th street Is occupied by street
railroad. The presence OF steam railroads on 9th
street vl1uay closes II to public travel and IL Is
the highest importance that this street should be
restored TO the purposes OF public highway, for
which 1t was dedicated free OF cost by It's original
owners In 1871. At the present time yari-
GUS causes have conspired TO make q settle
ment OF the railroad question a matter OF
urgent importance. We respectfully petition that
this opportunity shall not be allowed TO pass with
out providing for the removal OF the tracks from
the principal part OF the city. We are informed
that the Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia
have strongly urged that the union depot be located
on private property just south OF the intersection
OF Virginia any Maryland avenues and that all the
existing tracks north OF this proposed depot shall
be removed. In our judgment this solution of the
question will meet the approval OF q very large ma
1orty OF the citizens and soJourners In the national
capital, and we urgently petition that you VIII
enaCt law TO give effect to their views
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The Michigan Republican Convention.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April &.-The republican
state convention met at II O'Clock to-day in Powers
opera house. 1t was called to order by william
Livingstone, chairman pro tenn. OF the state Cum
mittee. K q. Horr, OF Saginaw, was called to the
chair as temporary chairman, and was greeted with
prolonged applause
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been issued to James II Henry, postmaster ct Vale
summit, Allegheny county, Nd: R A Moore Re-
hOboth, Nuremberg county, Va; w. w. Page, Edge
Hill. King George county, Va
AMONG Inn PxxsDnTs CAlxns to-oAy were
Secretary Lincoln, SECRETARY Chandler, Senators
Miller tCall, Allison, MCMILLAN, Harris ana Vest.
and Representatives Cabins with Dtsh0p DWong.
en-, Nutting, OMEN ana Long.
ARMY ORDKRA-Durmg The abeence q No CHIEF
signal onicer. Capt g. Il Mia 9Th AftilleRy, acting
signal oficer. w1l, BY direction Of the PFelndent
fake charge Of the ofOe q eAe chief senAl ollcef
md perform hiD duttsA Leave OF aeoenoe 1ur one
Martin, assistant adJutant general
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POLITICAL N0fea.

Lewis Mckenzie and Judge W. wrllouenly were
elected delegates In Alexandra, Va, last evening
to the straightout republican convention, % b
held In Richmond on the soth instant They were
Instructed for Blaine.
The delegates elected by the Connecticut rspuo-
ncan state convention yesterday, while NOS In
were recommended to support him
The 18th, 9th and 9TH Massachusetts District r.
publlcans yesterday elected unpledged delegations,
and the 6th district an Rdmunds deleQHtaon
The republicans OF the 7th congressional District
OF Kansas have nominated 8 r Peters for re-oleo-
ton
The republicans OF the 9TH Michigan distract, shs
3D. West Virginia district and the Let New HoOp-
shire district elected uninstEucted oelegAtn -
terday.
The straightout republican CONVENTION &C HarYis-
onburg Va, yesterday, Instructed its dsleGasa fos
Blaine and Lincoln.
The eighth district republican CONVENTION q MAJ
sachusetts yesterday elected Ednunds delegates ~
the national convention.
The republicans OF the 5th Minnesota district ~
nominated knute Nelson for Congress yesterday.
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CLERICAL EnBEZLKR-The Rev. John Mere
dith gave a temperance lecture Tuesday evening
In Dr. Magoons church, one OF the leading PrUOoy-
terrain churches In Philadelphia As he left the
edifice he was arrested the charge OF embeR1le-
ment. He was employed by J. II. Smythe, Q book
publisher, as canvasser, and, u n alleged, SOLD
books and made no returns on them This q not
the flrst time that he has been in trouble.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
DAns LINE To NORFOLK

DAnx LINE To NORFOLK
AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Potomac Steamboat Company's Steamers
GEORGE L AIRY AID EXCELSIOR.
Commencing THURSDAY. MAY 1sT. 1884, one OF
these popular will leave eth street wharf daily
Except sunday 1t $50 rRturdsys at 2. m.
The u g MAIL LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS
MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY. leaves sTH
HTREET wHAR every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY ut 5Se stopping at Piney Point and Corn
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
Nfafners
freisht received daily until 30 Pm
For further particulars apply to
sp2 7th Street Wharf.
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RANo8 % IN THxRMoNKTHR-The following
were tAs readings q Tie once Of the chief sagnai
o0co4 eo-o1ys@a n. 800, II an, SEQ p.m., 81 2
NaxlmnA, eeE minimum, CAL
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Investigating U. =. Marshal Hail.
WHAT Mr.. BROWN TOLD NR. PKRKINa

Mr.. G. B. Perkins, o. s. secret service detective,
formerly resident Of Pennsylvania, was examined
before the Springer committee to-day concerning
alleged irregularities In the returns OF T. s. Mar
shall Hall, OF Pittsburg, Pa Mr.. Perkins said he
knew nothing of the matter except what had been
told him by one OF Hairs deputies named Brown
Brown had spoken to him OF the case OF the Rob-
erts torpedo company, saying that while holding
q commission as deputy marshal he had been en-
ployed by that company a. an lnformer, and
said further that Half and the Roberts company
had an understanding, and Hall made false returns
OF his fees Witness said that the talk was general
in its character, and Brown merely told him that
Hall was not making proper returns IN the torpedo
and bankrupt cases Witness said that Brown was
and was lending money.
The witness referred to the employment OF DAVID
said that one Sam Woods had to be dischAr4ed 10
give Cameron the place Witness reluctantly gave
It his opinion that there no necessity for the
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FA1Al RIVALRY BErwKkN FArHEa AND sor

At Monroe, Ga, yesterday morning, Jesse Gum
was widower. and he and the son courted The
same young woman. The son married her two
weeks ago, and the father sent him word 20 be on
his guard, as he Was coming TO kill him This morn
ing child saw the father enter the sons housa,
and told the son. who fired on his father g the lsl.
ter WAS taking aim at the SON
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H h. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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Local Notes.

Detective Ran and Of1cer Breen to-day swore
out warrants against twenty -four butter merchants
In the Center market for doing business without
license.
Bessie Pemberton, OF 100 Maryland avenue south
west, reports stolen from her house since the LIST
instant two pawn tickets, one for sixteen yards OF
black silk valued at $32 and the other for anne
thySt ring valued at $40
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The Pending Railroad LeSi.Iasiou.

The Pending Railroad Liquidation.
CITIZENS 10 BR HEARD BIT THE SENATE DISTRICT
ooNhIyTKE TOMORROW.
The senate District committee at their meeting
Tomorrow win hear representatives or the citizens
on the subject OF railroad routes through the CITY
and locating the passenger depots Dr. c. p. cul-
yer VIII advocate the NORTH bill TO locate a union
depot down near the navy yard, and remove the
tracks from the streets on which they now run In
south Washington The Indications are however
that the committee VIII not adopt the Morrill, olu
While the question Is by no means settled vet
there are reasons 10 think that the committee viii
decide either 20 require both passenger depots
located In accordance with the Instrumentation OF
the Commissioners (oetween Z IN and 9Th and c and
ID streets southwesp, or II the B. and r. depot is
permitted to remain, then TO allow the B. and o. TO
construct passenger depot opposite TO IL on 9Th
street II Is probable, too that the committee wiz
Insist upon the reconstruction OF the Long bridge