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DuLEY a HERRING. AUCTIoNEERS,
I'D Pa. ave. NV.
TIUSTreS' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN As 40. 500 NEW MAMI.SIIIME

TItISTtIS' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN AS No. $40 NEW HANTSIITRE
AVENUE NORTH WET
BY virtue Of decd OF trust dated November ID
1855, and recorded IN IAher No Is!3 folio 2Ii
81 seq, OF the land records Of the District OF Co
IUihbls; ana at the request OF the Parry secured
we WIN sen az public auction. in front u lie
premises; on WEDNESDAY. MARCH Nv ENTg-
IIShlH, lSsi, at HAiE-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
IN, the north seventeen % feet front on New
Hampshire avenue. by the full depth thereof q
ioa o. IN square -, with the improvements thereon
Terms cash A deposit Of 500 Required al tine
OF sale and f1ll terms 20 lac complied With M ten
GAYS from date Of sale. Convey ancing &c., At
purchasers cost ~"
JESSE 7. HFISKFfI.
1905 y ~. NV,
WALTER T. ACKER
7Oi l4tL 81. NV.
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nh11-d&ds
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNFERs.

IkISTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PloPERTf, BEING TIE FIVE NEW BNH,l
hn2SnnsEo NUMBERS l.si7. Lana. 1914. 1913
ANp 1919 On THE EAST SIDE OF THlg-
sI r5;Sl ~ SILtA.EI BEfMII-N AND ~
bS virtue i OF deed u trusi, bearing date Eco
ruhI. O. 1888 and recorded in Li5er l7Sl folio -
81 seq, one Of the land records Of the Dsiri,t 4
ooiuinSis We, the und reiEnCd trustees. viii 81
SSopn HoAe eg9t"a IN front OF the premises ga
hDNbA1, 1ffE SECOND DAY OF April All.
1879, Al HAlIPAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK pm lie
lo1l'Nllg Described real estate. viz: Lots 10 l.A
IL; - and 10. in SpaldBg a RaseuiaaI's sa,-
o. iSnh OF lots IN SQUARE IA per rlat record A
IN lAper ~ ioho a, q the records ~ Inc IL
Ne!Er once OF the District OF Columbia together
WIN All the tnlpyo, elneuts.
Zach lot viii be sold senarntely
Terms Of sale: On--third Of III. uIr.ir1sa r-tce
IN cash and The balance In two equal ms ~ 90
pIFcnAser or purchasers. payable IN one aud Two
years from the day Of sale. secured hr deod Il
hHAt on the property sold. said notes H. bssir
interest AZ the rate Of Der cent par apuftr sr,a
the aAy OF salei payable semi ar,f, IN, ar
easA may he paid, at tue option " fhs UlriIls..r
or purchasers. deposit Of $40 NIL D.. -,,,,i- a
on each lot az the time OF sale Toms ~ sale
10 be complied with IN Is days ffon1 deTe 81 seis
or the property in default vii ie resoiB - "a
risk ana cost Of the defaulting purchaser or pu--
chasers AFTER i've days previous adv.rf lsare-S q
such resale I'd some newspaper published In Wa L.
lhst oL, Do; All conyeyaacmg and recording as
GEORGE E. FLEMING. Trustee.
Ia
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NEAR THE SOUTHERN TERMINUS OF ANA
COSTA RAILWAY.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia In cause No. 1927, Ed
Docket SO. Simpson VS.. Chew, the undersigned will
offer for sale at public auction, in front of the
premises, FRIDAY, MARCH TWENTY THIRD,
1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lot No. II, in see
lion No. T. of the Barry Farm subdivision, DC,
e per plat in book Levy Court No. =, at folio l,
surveyors office record, containing acre of land
with the improvements, consisting of two comfort
able frame cottages.
Terms: One-third cash (of which $50 must be
deposited at the time of sae), the residue in two
equal instruments at one and two years from date
OF sale with interest at per cent per annum Sc
cured the property. II the terms not com
piled with in ten days the trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk and cost of deaultnS purchas
on five days public notice. Conveyancing, ETC.,
at purchasers cost.
WOODBURY. WHEELER,
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c. q. SLOAN & co. AUCTIoNEERS. = n7 g 81.
tSucceSsors Ia latiDer a. Sluanp



kNoWN As NUNEI.S, - AND - Il SltEEr
sol tn WEST. WASuTNGfDN. j.. G..
BY virtue Of certain deed II trust dated 1t
day Of Marcb. A. n. 1884, and only rrourd g. "A
Li5er No. 1875, at folio i5s 81 sol. one uf tie
land records for the District q loiufn Ia, IaI 4
the request Of the party secured tlsItiA, WEE WI
sell a. puric auction, Oh front = -, = .e,-s.
on TUESDAY. MARCH TWENTY -SiHl- i3i. l~Y1.
at FIVE O'CLOCK pm. tie lHiJainF ''--flIiitd
land and premises situate % The cirs .f Wa.'I-
ington. Ds.fic aforesaid. and designated aid
being lots Numbered e'g' t.ru 'll and uiH.frs.n
lm. in square numbered siN hundred aTG Iarr s.
(ef2,. together with fh- imFrHral'H uff. ,-rr-
sisting OF two frame dwellings. knu"1 40. ~
and "A r street southwest. washington D. e..
Terms: Bne-fhl-d cash. tulanre % and f,vo
years with inte.r-f. and SECURED iy d,DS ~
trust on the property. or all cash. la... -
500 will be required AZ time - sale. An COM
veyancing and recording az purcins'r's ssi.f
T.ilns 10 I've complied With "a Ten d1ye. or ~.
property may be re>old at tie risk AID ,,,.f az
FRANK T EAwi TNGS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AuctiODeers.
62 ST. NV.
important Govern ment
Sale of Steam Engines,
&C., at the Pension Office

Building.
On MONDAY MORNING. MARCH TWENTY
SSiAlH, 1924 at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK at
the following material. viz:
ONE ~ WESTINGHOUSE THRoTTITNG EN-
CINE NO Ii9, Is II. p. 4-INCH CYLINDER
4-lNCH STROKE, PATENTED N 1851, PIIR-
CHASED IN 1854 AT A COST OF 500; Is n
FAIR CONDITION
ONE "a OTTO GAS ENGINE. ? FL. p. PR
CHASED IN 1885 AT Gust OF 500; Is IN
GOOD CONDITION
ONE ~ DAvY SAFETY ENGINE NO. a8ss.
PURCHASED 1885 AT A COST OF 5000: Is
IN FAIR CONDITION.
TWO % ENGINES, MANUFACTURED by THE
DIETRICH AND HARVEY MACHINE COM
PAN1 OF BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. USED
IN RUNNING vENTILATING FANS, PUR-
CHASED IN 1855 AT 4 TOTAL COST OF
$3.50; ARE IN FAIR CONDITION.
TWO ~ NENTILATING FANS WITH WROIrGUr
IRON FRAMES, MANUFACTURED IN lss5.
PURCHASED AT A TOTAL COST OF $1,000;
AXE IN FAIR CONDITION.
ALSO
OLD, SOUND AND IN GOOD CONDITION.
WEIGHS ABOUT 1900
TERMS OF SALE CASH
" B.-The above mentioned material can no in
spected any time prior sale at the pension ,,,rs
nulIulls- Inc purchaser purchasers must take
uoMh anu remove the material at his or their own
expense. The purchaser will loo h,ld rfS,.,,,si -
for any damage to the building at,ondns e. ~
noyal thereof. 'e t"e re-
bs oiuer Oh The Secretary of the Interior
,o THOMAS BOWLING & CO.
HII" u'' AuctioIees.
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FUTURE; DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

| biN'ANSDN DltOS., AJCIIONEERS.
| TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE THREE
| Story BRICK DWELLING, WITH CELLAR.
| FIFTH STREET NORTHEAST BETWEEN II
AND SHEETS, BEING PREMISES No. s2i
| FIFTH STREET. LOT 16.4X1o0.
! by virtue of certain deed Of trust dated the
eleventh dim day Of July, AID. lSsg and rcco d.
ed among the land records of the District ~ -
lumba, in Liher I4OG folio 1919 ct seq. and n the
| request Of the holder Of the notes. we viii offer
at public auction, In font OF the premises. on
MAitNl,, A. ID. 1894, at HALTPASr FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real cs-
| tate, situate in the city Of Washington District
| OF Columbia and known and distinguished and
! being lot numbered forty ,i0l in samuel ". Cur
ridehs subdivision OF lots in square numbered
eight hundred and eight fNaNt. As the is Of
record in the surveyors Office of the District Of
| Columbia. in Book III, page los together with the
| improvements thereon.
| Terms Of sale: One-half Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance to Ice pad In
/ two equal instalncnts, respectively in one ,r'i
( two years. secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold. with interest payable Srm-annually
at the rate of six 90 per cent per annuia until
paid or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
A deposit OF 500 will be required NJ the time Of
sale. Sale to be closed in fifteen days from day OF
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five
/ days advertisement In some newspaper published
| in the city of Washington, DC. ConveyancIng at
ABNER b. KELLY, Trustee.
/ mh10d&ds JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Trustee.
GyTHE ABOvE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
on account of the rain, until MONDAY, MARCH
/ TWENTY SMITH. 1894. same hour and place
ABNER II. KELLY, Trustee,
mh23d&ds JOHN A. PRESCOTT. Trustee
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE. NO. aa5 O
STREET NORTHWEST CORNER OF COIIf-
| BIA STREET. WITH ALL LATEST IMPROVE
MENTS, CONTAINING THIRTEEN ROOMS
ELECTRIC BELLS. EXTRA BATH, &C.
BY AUCTION.
! On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH
| TWENTY EIGHTH, 1894, at HALF-rAST FOUR
/ O'CLOCK PM. we will offer for sale by public
auction, in ront of the premises, by direction of
( the owner. who is a non resident,
Part Of lot II, in square 1866, fronting 20 feet ON
street and improved by elegant and sub
staDtiay built l3-room brick house. with all mod
ern improvements being near all lines of cars
This property will be sold subject to a deed of
trust for $500. due in three years from Decem-
| Der Il. 1892.
Terms: Cash lover and above trust. A deposit
of $3.50 required upon acceptance of bid. If the
terms of sale not complied with in Is days
from day of sale the right is reserved to resell
the property at the risk and of the defauting
purchaser after days advertisement Of such re-
sale In newspaper published in Washing on,
ID. c. All conyeyancing and recording at the COS.
| OF the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & Co.
mh19d&ds Auctioneers
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Terms: Cash.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN WASHINGTON, ID. C, KNOWN AS liOI- SF
NO. 633 MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAsT

BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
me blsIlct OF ,oIulnpla u1.e9 FEBRUARY IL. 1894.
ton, the Undersigned as trustees in said decree
viii offer for sale at pubic auction. in the auction
west, in said city, on SAT- IDAY, MARCH
THIRTY FIRST, 1894. at FINE O'CLOCK y NJ
the house No. 633 Maryland avenue northeast. On
lot 80, in Groh's subdivision of square s64 Wash
lhgt9h ID. T.. as per pat IN surveyors Office II
the District of Columbia in Book No. Ia folio l4a
with the improvements consisting Of three story
and basement brick house, with all modern I'M
provenents, fronting Is feet MARYLAND ayenua
northeast by n depth Of 81 feet.
Terms: one-thrd cash tof which 500 must be de-
posted at time Of sale1, the residue at one and
two years with interest from date OF sale secured
on the property, and If terms conIpl ID
with In ten days the trustees reserve the riyt TO
resell at defaulting pu 'ehssers risk and cost on
five days public notice. Copveyancing, &c, AZ
purchasers cost.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, 472 la. ave.,
r. FORD COMBS, 4G4 La ave,
mhlg-d&ds Trustaas
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DULEY & HERRING. AUCTiONEERS,
No 90 Pa. ave. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN AS No. 1902 NORTH CAPITOl
STRFET NORTH WEST

STRfEF NORTHWESf
By virtue of a deed Of trust dated February
20 y. ID. 1893, and recorded in Liber No / 74S
folio 2I3 ct seq, Of the land records OF the DIS
trict of Columbia, and The request Of the party
secured, We Will SELL at public auction. in front
of the premises on TUESDAY. April. THIRD
1924, AT lIALB-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM all
q. lot numbered one hundred and forty four C44
I'm W. y Ayers ct al. subdivision of lots in square
numbered six hundred and nineteen t6t9) as said
subdivision Is recorded in the office of the sur
veyor Of the District of Columbia in book lG
page 1I3. improved by "A new two-story brick
dwelling. as above
Terms: Cash deposit Of $3.50 will be re-
1uired at time of sale and full terms must be
compiled with in ten Days from date of sale
Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing &c
at cost Of purchaser. '
JESSE l.. HEISkEII., Trustee
ST
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RATdIFFE, DARR Co, AUcroNEERs.

VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY AND CELLAR
BRICK DWELLING, No. 11O4 n STREET
NORTHEAST, CONTAINING EIGHT ROOMS
AND BATH, WITH Ala. MODERN iNI'RoN r
MENTS. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. MARCH TwEN-TY-NTNTII. 1894.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, we viii Offer for sale at
public auction, in front Of the premises,
lot IS, SQUARE gS7.
fronting ls feet inches on n ST., with a depth
of 100 feet 10 l5-foot alley. improved 10y a
well-built 3-story brick dwelling described anOve.
Subject TO incumbrance Of 1880. due july 1S9a,
secured by deed OF trust
Terms lover and above trustl cash. deposit
OF 500 required at the time of sale: terms 10
he complied with In fifteen days from the DAY Il
sale, otherwise the right is reserved TO resell at
the risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser. Al
conveyancing, recording, Nc.. at purchasers cost.
RADCLIFFE. DAItii a 90.
nh22-d6ds AuctIOneers.
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LEASE, GOODWILL BAR F1N11RES DINING
| mooM, SHAMBER AND gARI.OR FTRNI.
TURE OF TIE
| OLD ESTABLISHED
RESIAURANI, HOTEL AND DINING ROOM.
NO. 9SS u st; NV, Saunders House
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
SEVENTH 1894, al Ten O'CLOCK a Nj We win
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. within the pr, mi Is
an entirety, he well-khown Hotel ana R.sstn,,-
/ rant business at the above address with nU lie
appoint nents, which are complete in every detail
for the conduct of such business Including lease
The house has twelve roouls, with fine har and
dining rooms, heated 10y furnace and steam heat
In central location On a good thOroughfare near
the new Tines ONCE new city post Office and
places Of amusement An elegant opportunity for
person in search Of business opportunity. HOUSE
doing a good business. For further partte1.lars
I apply TO the auctionecrs.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT NO. IL, N SECTION
NO. I. OF THE SUBDIVISION OF THE BAR
RY FARM" u. C., On SHERIDAN AVENUE.
NEAR THE SOUTHERN TERMINUS OF ANA
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. AucrIoNEERs

CHOICE DECORATIVE PLANTS Al AUCTION
Ga SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTY FOURTH nj
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, we shall sell at our auc-
ton rooms. corner 10th and Penna. ave- north
west, choice collection of Decorative and Flower
ing Plants, Roses. etc.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co.
nlh22-2t Auctioneers
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Bans axe sl.el,y healed - salvation Oil
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THOMAS DOWNING & CO.. kUCTIoNEERs.
GU st. NV.

A PAIR OF YOUNG. SOUND HORSES. FIVE AND
SEVEN YEARS OLD, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, MARCH NENTYTOIRTH,
1891 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell, "a
front of our auction rooms. 6l2 street northwest
Il pair of young, sound Horses of them a fine
family animal, not afraid OF steam cars. Also
one l2-passengsr Coach, neatly new.
mE22- IT THOMAS DDNIING & CO. Auctioueers
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mh9- d&ds
RATcLnTE, pARR & Co. ATC1IoNrr:s, =

GyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN cox.
sequence of the rain until TUESDAY. MARCH
TN ENTY -SEN ENTH. 1884, SAME HOT'p avn
Fl ACE. by order OF the trustees rnb21 a, "a
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BRAINARD II. WARNER. Trustee.
LOUIS ID. WINE. Trustee.
KIDS al8 4 IL. NV. city.
nlh9 dads
F. WARREN JOHNSON. AUcnoNEEa
AUCTION SALE OLE UNRrnET,rrn IL

will SELL by public auction AT %" store ~
II. Is. Fulton. l2lS ia. ave. NV. COMMENCING
TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY SEVENTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK AN. all the uuredeeucd plsd-es in his
store upon which the Interest Is dlr uur gr.r -
more, consisting OF Cold. silver and N.tn'-r.1-'i
Watches. Chains. Charms. Dockets, Gun bltt.Li-,
Collar Buttons. Scarf Pins. studs lace Pins f4.-
rings, Bracelets, Plain Gold and SCI RINGS. Models
Badges, solid Silver and Plated Ware. nislur us
and other Precious Stones. Books. Guns. HII'ss
RevolverS, Umbrellas Nalises Cla-ks. brr-s Good
and Skirts Shswls Seasku Wrap. Opera g'1
Field Glasses. Boots, CARING Knives F1flS
Shears, Clippers Pipes. Cigar Smokers. Magnify
ing Glasses. &e. Sale 10 continue morning 20 10
O'Clock. evenings at . and O'Clock uu,u an the
lots are sold. Ticket holders please take n"-ir".
X. X. Fulton. PaNnbr1.sr.
F. WARREN JOHNSON. AUc;ioneer. ul.D-5t'
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yTHE AROVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED,
on account of the weather. until TUESDAY. MARCH
TWENTY -SEEENTH, 1894, same hour and place.
mh2S- dISis DCNCANSON BROS Aucts
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THOS. BOWLING X 90, AUCTIoAEERS,
G12 ST. NV.

POSTPONED SALE OF THE FISH STALLS IN
THE GEORGETOWN MARKET
Office Of the Commissioners District Of Columbia
Washington, March 20, lS9i.-rhe lease of the
Fish Stalls IN the George town Market will be
sold by auction the highest bidder for the term
OF year from March 3. iS9i, on SAT- RDAY
MARCH TWENTY FOURTH, 1894. AT HALF
FAST TEN AN. Terms cash. ]. W ROSS. GkAD
TRUESIELL, CHAS. L. POWELL. Commissioners
Of the District of Columbia. mh20-4t
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GEORGE T. FNNONc,
WILLIAM q. HTNRGD.
Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs,
6l2 st. NV
The morning call., 1894-07-11
MOSTLY CLEAR.
The Roads i'm Colorado Are In Good
Trim.


DENVER. July 10--Presdent Jeffrey of
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Com
panv is receiving congratulations from all
sides on the success Of his method OF deal
ing with his employees. Mr.. Jeffrey has
taken the position that the employees
should have time 10 think over the prob
lem confronting them, and has not at
tempted forebly to operate trains. The
result is that no damage has been done to
the property of the company and the strik-
ers are voluntarily returning to whrk.
The Santa Fe officials announced that
the line is open to Ogden and Southern
California points and all trains are moving
on tune.
The Union Pacific was to-day open to
Ogden and all the other roads are doing
business as usual.
SALIDA. Colo, July 10.-The Denver
aud Rio Grande strikers at this point re-
ported for duty to-day. This is the result
of persuasion of the peace committee
from Denver. The Denver and Rio
Grande will have no further trouble in
running its through trains.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, July 1O-The
presence of 80 regulars has had good
effect here. The strikers and soldiers
had friendly ball game to-day. Regular
trains were sent out by the Denver and
Rio Grande. the Midland aud the Rio
Grande Western.
LA JUNTA. Colo. July 1O.-The strike
at this point is ended. Many of the strik-
ers are leaving the city in despair of get
ting their JOBS back.
TRINIDAD. Colo, July 10.-The two
companies Of Federal troops who have
been on duty here for a week returned to
The morning call., 1894-07-11
TRAINS ON TIME.
Matters Look Brighter at the Rail-
road CenterS.

TOLEDO. July 10-The Michigan Cen
trail strikers at midnight decided to 60 to
work. The Pennsylvania is moving all
trains without trouble. The strike on the
Hooking Valley Is over at this point. Ann
ArbOr officials have issued orders discon-
tinuing all scheduled freight trains. The
Lake Shore yards are the only point of
trouble. Receiver Galloway of the Clover
Leaf reports the engineers on the Western
Division of that road are applying for re-
instatement and being taken on as new
men at any rate the road chooses to pay.
CLEVELAND, July 10.-Nore non-union
men were brought into the city from the
East about midnight and put to work in
The Lake Shore yards. To-day at the Big
Four yards an attempt was made to get
out freight train. but no conductor could
be found. The Nickel Plate at Belleyue
is completely tied up. Other roads are
waiting the outcome of the proposed break
on the Vanderbilt lines. Passenger trains
are running.
HAMMOND. Ind, July 10.-A bridge on
the Monon road near this city was burned
this morning. Warrants charging soldiers
with the murder Of Charles Fleischer have
been issued. and it is said the head OF the
Government and chief executive assistants
will be charged as being accessories before
the fact. The claim is that soldiers fired
into q body Of peaceful citizens. The
widow will institute proceedings against
the Government for damages. Lew Wal
lace Jr. was arrested last night on the
charge OF personating United States
marshal. Wallace displayed star aud
ordered all the saloons closed. Judge
Morelock fined him SO and costs.
PITTsBURG, July 10.-Tha Chicago lin
tied on the Fort Wayne road arrived three
hours late to-day, having been held up by
a mob near Fort Wayne. Windows were
broken and there were bullet-hOles In
The cars.
HENDERSON, KY, June 10. The switch
men and yardhands of the Louisville and
Nashville who struck here last Thursday
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have all resumed work. Passenger trains
auling Pullman sleepers have continued
running about on time. The Chicago
sleeper, which was missed several nights
last week. is again added regularly. 1t
has been nearly week since freight
train passed this point on the Louisville
and Nashville.
LAsALLE. Ill.,, July 10.-A freight train
was wrecked between this city and Utica
on the Rock Island Railway to-day. Nine
teen cars left the track. The spikes hold
ing the rails in place had been drawn.
The track is on the bank of canal. and 1t
is little short of miracle that the entlre
train did not go into the water. The en-
gineer and fireman saved themselves by
jumping.
ANGOLA, Ind, July 10.-M. n. Noble.
chosen representative of the A. Il. u, at
Ashley, division town on the Wabash,
and w. w. Lyrick, proprietor of the hotel
at that place, came to Angola last night
TO consult attorneys regarding question
of law. The union demanded that MIR.
Lyrick refuse accommodations to the
forty or more United States MarshalS sent
there by the Government to keep order.
Whether or not Lyrick would be liable to
damages if he refused to entertain them
was the question. All attorneys consulted
concurred in the opinion that he would
be liable If he did not admit them to the
hotel.
ASHLEY, Iud., July 10.-The blockade
on the Wabash road has been raised. All
the union men are at work. Hiram Agile
was arrested last night and taken to H.
dianapolis. Agile is the local president OF
the A. r. U.
GALVESTON. July 10.-The American
Railway Union to-day passed resolution
to the effect that they would prevent the
Santa Fe pulling Pullman sleepers by
force. A mob of several hundred con-
| gregated at the depot tonight and under
took to uncouple the sleepers. Failing in
this they endeavo1ed to drag the fireman
from the cab. but were proven ed by the
police. More trouble is looked for to-mor-
row morning.
| CINCINNATI, July 10. The Big Four is
sued an order Tonight closing all shops on
its branches, throwing out 5000 men.
NEW YORK. July 10.-All the trains are
running on time on the Vanderbilt lines.
Everything is quiet and in the best pos
sible shape on the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Central