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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. % 10,

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
OF OF NV Jersey AVENUE AND c STREET.
~, re. IhicaEo and Northwest express daily l0:5Jh
. For Cincinnati and St Louis express daily AMI
For htt y; and Cleveland express daily 1O.551
FOr Lexington and Local Stations t1O:IOam.
tor Phllade!phia. Newark, and Wilmington, z 80 l.
For interIaediate points beixeen Baltimore ani
.. f9r sinxer'y and intermediate points 81 80 am,
ITan nj TO- o5 $50 $50 ga;
train. $3.50, 30. IS :,5. 80 s As 50 and
$ so5 $50. n 4S6 4 PSF So 81 s s45 8 IS and
For Annapolis. $40 and 80 m. 1910 and 4 30
IN ON sunday 80 Am, 435 pm. Leave An
nspolis 40. ; 80 An l2:O5. 800 $40 pm. sun
For Way Stations between Washington and Balti-
On Sundays. 30 "a M, Is $50 S 4s 80: 9io pm
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch. tj:35 a
~ IS * 50 and - - pm. 0ri' H.
For Gaithersburr and inIerrnediate points. t9am.
~ 80. "A 40. '5;35. I'll 20 pm
For Boyd's and intermediate stations "a pm, SO
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only At
i.l5 pm, stopping At all stations on Metropolitan
for Frederick t1o:1o am. -. t4:35. 1880 pm
For Hsserstown. +1o:1o am. and - :3opm.
Tor Luray and points ON the Shenandoah Valley p
X TO Roanoke, and all points south via Norfolk aud
Tra,ns arrive from chicago daily 70 am and 5:15
and 30 p IN: IRON Pittsburs daily 10 H.. 5:I5
Prom Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington, 10 A
an, 90. 10. and sos J. IN. daily.
BALTIMORE. 10 m. daily and IL ID a m sunday only
. Trains leave BatiInore for Washington at SEQ.
ute trainl a. M IL 10, 2, 3 4:lO. 3 3. $50 si5,
81 and 10 On ono Susdrys $50 sn = % 10 a
tEIeept Sunday. Daily; SUNDAY only;
encvs on orders left al ticket otces 6i9 and 1851
"; NJ GLLMENTs. CHAs. o sCULI-
SpSU Ger Manager. AGENT
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNT AR LIE

x1IkDMONT AIR LINE
u 81 hedule in eject June "a. 1SSS
$3.50 A. Mass lem, Mail Daily for warrenton.
Sorconsvile Charlottesville, LynchburR and stations
sSTn As1heay spr ans Bristol KnO,Pie ROME
Calm. Montgomery and New orleans fuIinAn
slsspsr Washington 70 SeT Orleans v.,,o, ,,.-
lottesville Gordonsvlie. Stations CheS ono Route
Lynchburg. ROCKY Mount Danville and stations be-
Charlotte Columbia. Augusta Atlanta Birming
ham. MontsUr1ery New orleans Texas and California
ton Win PullInsn Seepers Montgomery TO New Orleans
and Mali Boudoir Sleepers for BtTming ham. Nicks-
Columbia AMI Augusta. Solid trains Washington to
Atlanta Does not connect for C. and o. route points
W. p M-Dafy. except Sunday. for Manassas
Strs-burG, and iutefmetlate stations
$50 PM.-Nest=rn Express Daily for Warrenton.
and summer resorts and near line Of Chesapeake
and Ohio route Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains
Washington 20 Louisville and White sulphur Springs
10 ST IOuiS also for Lynchburx Bristol ChattanoOxs
NASHVILLE Memphis Little Rock. and all southwestern
points Ihrough Pullman Sleepers Washington to
Hoo P.M--sOuthern Express Daily for Lynch
burg Danyiie. Raleigh, Asheville, Charlotte Colum-
leans Texas and California Pullman sleeper wash
ngtOn to New Orleans. Atlanta. and Montgomery
Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 Augusta Ga. without
chanke. futInan Sleeper Baltimore and washington
10 White sulphur Springs and G. and O. Resorts
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
NJ Daily; arrive Round Hill 1I:4s A NJ. and 7:2l p
N. Returning leave ROuld Hill $50 A. NJ. Daily and
l;20 PM Daily except Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan
Vile and Lynchburg arrive IN Washington 90 AN
burg at IL .l3 AN. and $40 PM; via Chesapeake
and Ohio route and ChaIiottesville at $40 PM:
Tickets sleeping ear . sservstion and information
furnished. and baggage eIecked at otce, 1900 Penn
syyanis le, and al Passenger Station. Pennsyl
yania Railroad. 9th and sts. JAS L. TAYLOR.
IL General Passenger Agent
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DIED.

BALDWIN. Funeral will take place from residence
No. 1910 street northwest. at 80 q. IN on re-
ere respectfully invited ! tend
DONALDSON. On Wednesday, AUGUST l. lsss st
620 O'Clock an, ELLA n, beloved vie OF James Y
Donaldson. in the twenty SIXTH year Of her ara
Funeral from residence 1923 Ihirtieth street West
tonac, Md n
FULLER On Thursday morning July 81 1854 AT
O'Clock, MARY I. FULLER. sister of John j. FULLER
Funeral viii take place her brpther,s re~dence
us;30 Mass nj st. Aloysus church ct 9 O'CLOCK %
GENINEh On Tuesday, July Sl.:lsss. st 10 an
p m; ROSA N: 6ENTNLR, beloved daughter ! John
Funeral viii take place on THURSDAY August 2, NJ
Geek p m. from her psrents residents. III .rs
NAUMAN. Tuesday, July 81. 1855. a, 3 am. sf,-r
shcrt illness WILLIAM. beloved husband o. Oath
His spirit now has 6ed.
Our pas.s that We loved 90 ven
Lies sleeping with the dead
Funeral viii take place from his late res,dencs
q 3 oeloct pm; Rssiives and friends are rsspeet-
REIsER On Tuesday. Judy 81. 1855. Of 2 a.
MAkf kklskR, aged thirty years and sx mouths.
Dear MARI. can we let thee
Leave Ms here IN despair,
God IN Heaven gra1t us patience,
For 10 Il 90 hard " bear.
BIZ HER PAREsrs AHD slsrKa
funer.l from her psrenss' residencs eo7 rour-snd-
RHoDEa On July 81, 1855. st & 90 pm. ARTHUR
CARRINqToN RHODES, youngest child u John W.
and Ella Rhodes. ssed eleven months and ssvsntssn
funeral win take place from his parents' residence
az Bpm
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INrANr1LE SKIN DISEASES.
CURED BY CUTICURA RFNEDIES.

Our Oldest child now six years Of age. when infant
six months old was attacked with viruent malignant
skin disease. AL ordinary remedies failing, called
our family physician, who attempted to it, but 1t
spread with almost incredible rapidly until the lower
portion Of the little fellows person. from the middle
OF bis back down to his knees solid rash ugly
painful, blotched and malicious. We had rest ut
night, no peace by day. Finally. were advised to
try the CurIcURA REMEDIES. The effect was simply
marvellous. In three or four weeks q complete
was wrought, leaving the little fellows person as
white and healthy - though he had never been at
tackled In my opinion your valuable remedies saved
his life and to-day he 10 strong. healthy child, per-
fectly WELL no repetition Of the disease having
CURED.
GEO. B. SMITH,
Atty at Law and Ex-Pros. Atty. Ashland. O.
gratefully acknowledge q cure Of Eczema. Salt
Rheum, on head. neck face, and legs for
teen not able to walk except hands and knees
for year, not able to help myself for eight years.
tried hundreds Of remedies: doctors pronounced my
case hopeless; permanently cured by the CUTIcURA
REMEDIEs.
WILL MCDONALD,
2542 Dearborn Street Chicago, III.
Sold everywhere Price, CyTIcURA, SOC. SOAP, Csc;
REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston Mass jy31, au /. "a
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August This was the second
extra day OF the race meeting here. First race
three quarters OF a mile. Betting: Kermesse, S
to against; King Crab, 2 to /; Business, 20 to L.
Business won, with King Crab second and Ker-
messe third. Nme-1:l7Z. Mutuals paid $l3
Second race, purse $500. IL miles. Betting:
Longlight, to 1, against Banjo, 2 to l; Amelia
r., even money. In the last furlong Amelia p.
and Banjo took first and second places, respec-
lively, holding them to the finish; Longlight
Third raceGPS2se sso ons p miIe Betting In.
spector b., / to 3 on; Birthday, to against;
ArgO Is TO ]; Volatile, Is to l. birthday won
easily. Volatile was second and ArgO third. Time
1:46k. Mutuals, $780,
Fourth race-purse $500, 1 1-16 miles Betting
ElytOn, to 1 against; Red Stone, 20 to 1;
BroughtOn, 20 to /. BroughtOn won, Elyton
second, and Red stone third. Time, L52k.
Mutuals paid $1260 Broughton was unthOught
OF as winner,
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. RExARxAp1s CASE

The WELL-KNOWN CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
PROCURED FROM The NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARLSBAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF THE SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIE6
The cashier Of M. Guerenheirn'a soma Or and %
street of the largest import houses in
as follows:
For years I have suffered from abscesses which
cut from time to time to obtain relief used all sorts
of blood purifiers but without avail. The Assesses
until my physician advised me use the genuins I'm
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease. MY complexion
cannot speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended Il to all my frisnds who also
Yours very respectfully, l. MEYERS.
The Genuine Carlsbad sprude Salt Powder is put up
In round bottles Each bottle In paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the ssna
the neck Of every bottle. All others worthless INIT
tatons. Pamphlets and Dr. Toboldt's lecture mailed
Barclay ST., N Y, Sole Agents. sul-m,wkf
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AUCTION SALES.


TWo.sToRY BRICK STORE, HALL, AND DWELL
Il ING, NO. 2040 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEEP, NORTH OF BOUNDARY STREET.
On oMrEDNEsDAY, AUGUST FIRST. AT SIX
UGLoCh We VII seli in front Of the premi.e4 part
o. Ps as ind - Of a.Es q u subdyi:,on Of Plea,
depth Of 10 feet with right OF way Of 4-foot alley
his property improved by large Brick Dwelling.
@ ana large Hail. which can be used separate
gas, and an S-foot cellar under store.
Ihs property 10 on 7th street. line of Metropolis
tan kailr9Ad and 7th-sreet cars being immediately
north OF Boundary street
Terms: One third cash balance equal
al one and two notes to be given bearing
CENT interest payable semi-snnually. and TO be
cured by iced of trust on property, all cash at
option Of purchaser. A deposit OF 5000 required At
70 be sompiied With in il days. Otherwise sishs
reserved to resell at the risk and cost Of defaultng
purchaser after days public notice Of such resale in
some ONE newspaper published in Washington, DC
DUNCANs0N BROS. Auctioneers. jy26-d
A DMINIsTRATORs SALE OF BUILDING LOT
AON STREET. NEAR THIRD STREET NORTH
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST FIRST,
at HALf-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. in front
LOT :. SQUARE 55l,
ir0nting - feet inches on Q street
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, notes to bear per cent Ter annum
deed OF trust on the property all cash. at option
purchaser. deposit Of 800 at. time of sale Con-
veyancing, &c. at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
conpned with in ten days otherwise the right re-
after hye days public advertisement some news
paper published IN Washington, d. @.
By order Of the heirs. DUNCANSON BROS,
y3l-Zt Auctioneers.
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Northern Pacific Competing for the Ten
Trade.

CHICAGO, August 1.-The Northern Pacific Is
making an enort to secure share OF the tea traf-
&c from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast which of
late has been monOpOlfzed to great extent by the
Canadian Pacific. Yesterday the first shipment
OF sixteen car loads arrived at Chicago on its way
to New York. The train made remarkably fast
time over the initial lines Of the route, and Is
scheduled to run at the rate OF about 40 miles an
hour from Chicago to New York. II It is shown
that quicker service Is given by the new route
than by that Of the Canadian Pacific, there Is no
doubt that much OF the business now held BY the
foreign line will be captured by the Northern Pa
CHIC.
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WARM Waves

Are rolling in. You can't escape them; but you can
escape the sleepless nights loss of appetite. and
languid feeling that result from draining the
force BY muscular or mental exertion In summers
torrd days. The use Of PAINE'S CELERY CON-
POUND that great tonic will at strengthen
the nervous system and fortfy it against the attacks
Of summer debility. This preparation 10 medicine.
not drink. 1t is scientific combination Of the best
tonics giving lasting benefit to body and brain. It
cures all nervous diseases. and has brought new life
and health to Thousands whose weakened were
the cause Of their many illA 1t Is especially valuable
at this season. when feeble persons liable
stroke, disease which il nearly always fatal PAINES
CELERY COMPOUND. by restoring perfect health.
almost entirely removes the liability to this dread
disease. II you feel the effects Of summer heat you
can't afford TO delay another day before gaining the
vitality only obtained by the Of this great medicine
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. s1.00 SIX FOR $500.
Send for eight-pase paper. with many testimonials
WELLS. RICHARDSON L CO..
8 BURLINGTON. VT.
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Con9rstuIat,uR Bishop Folev.

BALTrMoRH August 1.-Cardtnai Gibbons this
morning received from Rome the of6cial announce
ment Of the appointment OF Rev. John s. Foley. OF
Baltimore, to the vacant biShOpric OF the diocese
OF Detroit Father Foley is the pastor of st. Mar
tins, thriving parish In the western section OF
the city. He Is very popular, and has the warm
friendship of the cardinal. He to-day received
many congratulations on his elevation to the
purple.
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Slncerely yours,
NJ APPLETON BAKER.

You can have . beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream. provided you avoid all cosmetics. 1t
will remove the damage caused by cosmetics 1t will
remove pimtes. liver spots black heads. tan suburn
and redness of the skim Any of these imperfections
on womans face is equivalent to painted sign, say
ing This woman is uncleanly in her personal habits;
she does not think it worth her while make herself
attractive" Send for free sample Of Recsmier Pow
der. Harriet Hubbard Aver, 81 Park Place New
York. ablSr6m
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During the twenty.f0ur hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
once as follows: Cornelia S Phillips white, II
years; Richard r. Crawford, white, as years; Ann
Cleveland, white, az years; VIM. Naumann. white,
Fuiler. white 81 years: Archie norman. white
month"; II days; Jas. w. M. Stops, white, 4
months, % days; Florence l. Baldwin, white 10
years; Annie Reagan, white, years; Louisa Tay-
lor, colored, 10 years; Walter Jones, colored, AZ
years; Mamie Thompson, colored, years; stew
art Jold, colored, % days; Walter Hall, coored,
]months, "a days; James Hill. colored, 81 years;
Melton q. Taylor. colored, months; Annie john
son, colored, 35 years; VIM. Smallwood, colored,
~ years
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Detroit and the Railroads.
how THE CTTYs BUSINESS has SUFFERED THROUGH
FREIGHT DISCRIMINATION,


CHICAGO August 1.-Before the Interstate Com.
mission, last evening, the dispositions Of Homer r
Peters John r Wendell, and q number OF other
grain dealers OF Detroit were read all tending to
show that the eastbound grain business OF De-
trot has been ruined BY the present order Of things
william H. Bruce, Walter J. Could and others
told OF the disastrous effect Of the rates upon the
Wholesale grocery business and L A. Munger upon
the drug trade. General Freight Agent Mackay,
OF the Michigan Central road, was examined at
great length. He gave many details as to the rel
alive cost Of handling freight at chicago and De-
troit. Speaking of terminal charges, he said
most Of the business mis- road delivers on
their rails In Detroit goes over 'transit"
roads at an expense to bis company Of $3.50
per car. The expense in Chicago would
not average $3.50. James F. JOY, formerly presi-
dent OF the Michigan Central, told considerable
about the history OF the percentage basis OF De-
troit TO the lines running north OF Lake Erie. At
one time the whole railroad system northeast Of
Chicago got together and appointed q commission
which should regulate these things The agree
ments were never carried out. Mr.. Joy added: II
always thought Detroit was not treated fairly but
we yielded to superior force. Itried for twenty
years to arrange things so the Lake Shore road
would not tnture Detroit. We made twenty agree.
mentyRnd violated them next day."
Dennison b. Smith and c. A. King, OF the Toledo
Produce Exchange, are here, ready to nle similar
complaints against the same roads in behalf OF
Toledo
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ArEn,s Ham V1eon

Renders the hair soft plant and siossy. pro-
notes fresh growth. and curss eruptive dis
eases Of the scalp. Mary 4 Jackson. Salem.
Mass, writes: II have used Ayers Hair visor
for number Of yssrs. and IL has always gwen
me satisfaction. It IL an excellent DRESSING,
prevents the hair from turning gray. insures
its vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ego my hair comEs1csd
falling out, and in . few weeks vas almost
bald. thought . bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
and. after using only part of it my head was
covered with heavy growth Of h .r.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove, Ky.
AYERS HAIR vIaOR,
Prepared by Dr.. J. O. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell,
Mass Sold BY Druggists and Perfumers. A2d
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Going Back 70 Italy.

OVER 800 ITALIANS UNABLE TO FIND WORK RETURN
HOME-rwO BRI0ANDS ALSO RETURNED.
NEW YORK, Aug. Lover 800 Italians disguised
at not being able to obtain employment here,
sailed for home to-day on the steamer Alesia, OF
the Fabre Line. On the same vessel. by order OF
Collector Magone, were two desperate Italian
brtgands who arrived here on a Fabre Line
steamer about two months ago. The men were
1rOned and until the vessel sailed guarded by
custom-house oficerS
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4lAnc. NJ hIIAL1ON DAhEfS N16C6 OE JULIE
BLATCHFORD, OF THE u. q SUPREME
COURT, WRITES LETTER.
NEW YORK. July %, 1887.
DEAR MRS. AVER: As one of the trying seQuels to
long and desperate illness have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder for which have tried
many remedies without success. few weeks ago
purchased jar Of "Recamier Cream" not that had
any faith in any so-called proprietary remedy. but
that happened to know who you were. aud felt
you at least believed Recamier toilet preparations
were all you claimed find it difficult to express my
delight at the impro In my face Let 1t suffice
that all my friends congratulate the wonderful
cure "Recamier Cream" has effected, and that my
physician. DR.. Egbert Gurnsey. under whose
have been since childhood seeing the beneficial effect
Of your Recamier preparations said to me: II Will
not prescribe anything for to take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Recamier
Cream. do not know what it Is made of, but know
WHO Mrs. Aver ID. and am sure you will derive more
benefit from her cream than from anything else. Go
on with the cream" feel but do you Justice in lay
ing this tribute at the shrine Of the bea-
tiful Julie ReCsmier.
Sincerely yours,
M. APPLETON BAKER.
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The Struggling Irish Tenants.
rHE NAMES OF PRIESTS WHO ASSIST THEN SENT TO

DUBLIN August 1.-The names of I'VE priests
who urged the tenants on the Vandeleur estate to
resist the evictors have been forwarded to the
pope by the clerical authorities. They have also
Kenna, OF Kilrush, who on July II openly and be-
fore other priests and magistrate Informed Col.
Turner that only solvent tenants were allowed to
join the plan OF campaign on the Vandeleur estate.
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Im0 COufuos
EOUvrv Cnr-pr-OAsof y,,sSsn. Rs~rhrsv,


EQUIrY CouRT-Chief Justice Bingham.
To-day, Stott agt Omohundro; auditors report
confirmed. Walker agt Parish; offer OF purchase
approved and conveyance ordered. Trainor agt
Tralnor; purchaser required TO comply with sales.
Benter agt. Spaulding; decree setting aside tsed.
PROBATE CoURT-Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday, estate Mary A. Mcknight; order that
administrator c. a. deposit funds with res lister
Of wills to be paid under WILL Estate Emeline
Clark; viii filed.
POLICE CouRr@Judoe M5lls, pro tenn
To-day, Cassie Catlett, vagrsncy; bonds or
workhouSe Julia Newman. disorderly; S or 10
days Peter Hogan, profanity; do. Jas. Carroll,
do; do. Andrew Judge, do; do. Mary MOrsarty,
disOrderly; do. Benz. Doan, carrying q sung
shot; nned $50. Anna Branson, vagrancy; honds
or workhouse. James Jones, profanity; IS VIM.
Page, Charles LeeSe and VIM Harris vagrSncy;
workhouse 90 days Elizabeth Thompson. cisor.
DERBY; $40. Tllie Price, unlicensed bar sos;
appeal noted. VIM. J. scheyer. embezzle.Lent:
grand jury; bonds $500. Lewis BndwelI bar open
after hours; nned $40 VIM. Bryan, alias samuel
Morris and Frank Washington, larceny Of that;
Jail 30 days Frank Washington, concealed
weapon; $50 or 80 days workhouse. hattie
Thomas, larceny OF watch; SIS or go days in Jail
Ida Murray, larceny OF el.l5 from II. Stephenson;
S. or Is days
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BEAUFORT, N. c., August 1.-The schooner
Charles Ireland, from Baltimore for this port, is
ashore In Core Sound. Her cargo will be lightered
The weather Is fair, with low tides The wind Is
Light, from the south.
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| ID OCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
llSpring MONTGOMERY County. Md. 10 miles north
Of Washington city reopens september Is. Thorough
trainings home government. health carefully tended
| to. number limited For circulars address HENRY
| e HALLoWEIL- A. NJ. Uale,) Sandy Spring
/ Md ieo,.3rn
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BIDDERS FOR STREET WORK.

The Commissioner room was crowded to-day
with contractors who submitted bids for street
and road Improvements under the appropriation
OF $3.50 made In the District Appropriation
bill There were many bids, and II TOOK q long
time to open them. II will require q week or two
to schedule them and award the contractA The
bids cover about ninety streets and there are
twenty-nine items under each street TO be con-
sldered, On account OF the lateness OF the season
the contracts will be let as soon as possible.