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RATCLIFFE SUTTON & CO., AUCTTONFERs.
TREEsTEES E g. SALE OF gNfMPRovED PROPERTY

NTUATED IN GEORGETOWN, ID. C.
bv virtue OF q deed OF trust to us recorded
among the land records the District 81 Columbia,
IN 1iber No l7a2, folio 2iO. We will sell at auction.
Sa' SA9 Of sE ssS T TaR
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. those parcels OF ground in
and being parts Of lots numbered GO and 81. In Cd
GeorSetown being in square 81 OF said Georgetown.
ming for the same at point line Of Jeifer-
son street where the zane is intersected by the
Canal Coodemnatioa and running thence southeriy
with said east line OF jefferson street SO feet:
the eastern outline OF the oriena, man Of
the city OF Georgetown: thence Dortherly with said
line: thence by and with said south line ' 70 she
Point cf beginning: also all that parcel of ground
jefferson street $50 feet inches south from the
line Of jefferson street 50 feet: thence east and
eastern outline of original plan OF Georgetown:
thence north with said line 80 feet and thence
south SO feet OF lot G3 by depth on plan of old
Georgetown; said two parcels being same conveyei
property will be sold subject a prior deed 4
trust recorded among said land records in Liber No.
lIS1, folio 21s The amount OF Indebtedness secured
hereunder will be made known day OF sale Aiso
all Of lot "a and much Of lot &c is included
within the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company In
Beall's Addition TO Georgetown. Also n strip or
OF Mapping and bounded on the north by said
lot 27, on the east by Washington street, on the
south by lot c. OF Dcakns Lee & Casanave's Ad-
ditioD to Georgetown, and the west by the line
Of Old Georgetown; all OF said parcels being in
square 21 In said Georgetown tsafd lot 81 ut ~
and pit. Wrapping will I've sold subject 10 prior
deeds OF trust, recorded among said land records
in 1ibcr No. 1862 foIios cSS and .92. The amount
Of Indebtedness secured Hereunder Will be made
known N day of salc)
Terms OF sale: One-ti,ird of the purchase money
In cash, and the balance in equal installmenis at
one and two years, with interest from day Of sale
at rate of six per cent, pa yale semi nnuaIly or
all In cash, at purchasers option The 4 .ferrrd
payments to be secured by purchasers notes and
deed OF trust On property sold. deposit OF 500
will be required at time Of sale. Terms Of sale 10
be complied with within ten days from day of sale
Conyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost
JOHN ID. COUGHLAN
HENRY L. GILBERT,
myI9-d&dS Trustees
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THOS. J. OWEN, AUCTIoNEER, 9I3 ST. NV

TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALuABLEI BUILDING
1ST AND 2D, NJ AND NiNE
By virtue Of CERTAIN deed Of trust. duly re-
corded In liber 1877. folio 254 ct seq., one Of the
land records OF the District of Coiumbia, and at
thc request Of the party parties secured thereby
the undersigned trustees Will sell, at public auc-
ton, In front Of the premises, on MONDAY. JUNE
EOURTEENTH, 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK f.M., lets numbered 139 to 1853. both in
elusive, being total Of twenty lots in square I'll
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed OF trust Of
$50 and interest on each lot, balance and
above said trust cash. deposit Of $50 on each
lot at time Of SALE
WILLIAM Mex. CLAYTON, Trustee.
5e2-d&ds ]. MARTIN PROCTOR, Trustee
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTS..
6I2 St nw
VALUABLE PROPERTY on a5ru STREET NEAR

'-fI-S ~ f.il UN 35TII STREET NEAR
STREET AT AUCTION
0Cl OCK PM We will sell at public anctton in
front of The Premises; lot No. 179 and part of lot
ISL IN square NO III having front of SO feet
improved by Il frame dwelling, No. 1923 18th ST.
u " 49,
Terms One-third cash. and balance in one and
TWO Years with interest, and secured by a deco of
tr'lst or all cash at the purchasers option. 500
deposit required III tie time Of sale and all CON
vcyaaeirz; and recording purchasers cost Terms
70 be complied With in fifteen days from day of
sale. ie4dSds
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High=Grade
Bicycles
At Auction.
Tuesday Morning,
June 8th,
At 10 O'clock.

We will sell within Our rooms, o2o
Penna. ave. NV, 200 Celebrated
Lowell Diamond, Special and Excel
Bicycles, for ladies and gentlemen.
Wheels now ready for inspection.
tea-4t RADCLIFFE. SUTTON l. CO., Aucts.
SIAAN &. OQ AIIluSs 1A01 Q! S,CIa ICICzC
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Horses. Horses. Horses.

The balance Of horses and carriages remaining
nnsoid at the auction sale held at my stables
TG kday. June l, 1897. win now be sold at private
saie. No reasonable offer refused. Every facility
furnished for trial md examination. These horses
are acciimafed, in good condition and suitable FOR
all kinds OF work. -
.DOwNEY's STABLES,
Se@N 1022 L st.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, EIGHT
ROOMS, NO. 533 FLORIDA

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE FIFTEENTH
AT HAlF-fAST FIVE O'CLOCK. will offer for
sale. by public auction in frcnt of the premises
lot 81 block 3. lie Drnit Park, fronting 15 by
81 ~. In proved by we-built 3-stOry brick house
containing and BATH. This property will
be sold subject to prior deed of trust for 81 600
Terms: over the trust third cash, the bal
arce in l. months or all cash. A deposit of $500
required at time of sIle Conveyancing. &c., at
purchasers tost.
j 5-.lNds KArtI.IFFE. SUTTON & CO Aucts
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VALUABLE UNISfPROVED PROPERTY AT SUIT
LAND. PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, NARY
LAND.
At auction MONDAY, JUNE SEVENTH, 1897,
AT 1IALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, on the
premises, will sell 3SLs of land at Suit
land. about miles from Anncostia, and "a miles
from new bridge. the same being a tract Of lnnd
Suit to Robert L. Simpson, and recorded in Liber
]. W. b., No. 10, folio 500, ETC., one Of the land
records Of Prince Georges county, Md. This
being very desirable piece Of property should
command the attention of any one seeking an
Investment. An electric road has been surveyed
through this land from Washington to Marlboro.
Terms made known at sale. my26-d&ds
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RATcLEFE. SUTTON 4 CO.. AucT1oNEERs.


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c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCT1oNEERs. 1907 G ST.

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AUCTION SALES.
AIORTGAGEE.s SALE.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Bv virtue Of the power in mortgage from
VicrO- Mindelen and wife to The Middle States
Loan. Building aDi Construction Company OF Ha
Libcr ]. A, No. 4s folio 474, one Of the land
records of Montgomery county. Md, / will sell, On
SATURDAY. JIfNE FIFTH, 1897, AT HALF PAST
FOUR PM, the premises. at the corner OF
Carroll ard Elm ave-. In Tlkonla Park. all
the land and premises therein mentioned, same
being lot No. 1. In block lettered F, In b. +. Gil
bcrt's and Thos. f. Woods subdivision, &c.
This lot contains % tsS feet OF land, and
is improved by two-story and attic seven-roOm
dwelling and other good Improvements. and Is a
beautiful home
Terms reasonable and made known at sale. De-
j.4-et H. KYD DOUGLAS. Attorney
RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO.. AUCrIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE HOUSE.
BEING PREMISES 1873 MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of n deed of trust. recorded in Lber
1926 folio 2l5, oe the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia. the undersigned, truste-s, Will
offer for sale, public auction, In front of the
premises, on SATURDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
81, In Frank 7. Brownings subdivision OF lots in
square 123. city OF Washington District of Column
bia the same being improved by desirable eight
brick dwelling. with bath, and finished cellar,
having a large front and back yard.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. balance In
and years, with interest at six per from
day of SALE be secured by deed Of upon the
property. A deposit of hundred dollars will
be required at time of sale. Terms of sale to be
complied with In ten days f.cm day Of sale, other
risk and of defaultins purchaser.
HENRY WISE GaRNETT, Trustee
W. Z. EDMONSToN. Trustee,
my 26-d d&ds Office 500 9th st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY.


TRUsTEEss SALE OF THE rwo-sToRY BRICK
RESIDENCE NO 40 STREET NORTH
EAST, WASHINGTON, d. c.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust, dated the
18th day Of November, 1896, and duly recorded in
Liber No. 2153, folio AT ct sesl, Of the land
records of the District Of Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, WIN sell
at public auction, In front of the premises on
TiitiRSDAY. JUNE THIRD, 1897, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the following described real Is.
tsie situate in the city Of Washington, District Of
Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel
OF land and premises, known and distinguished as
and being lot numbered one hundred and sixty
seven $50, Of George E Emmons and Chas. w.
Kings subdivision of lots in square numbered
seven hundred and twenty-one 02p. as per plat
recorded In the office Of the surveyor for the Dis
trict of Columbia. In I.iber 1S, folio 4.
Trims Of SALE Subject to prior incumbrance
of g. 400, balance In cash. 800 required at time
Of sale. All conveyancing and recording Mt pur
chsser's cost. Terms Of sale to he complied with
within ten days from day OF sale, otherwise the
trustees the right TO resell the proprty at
the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES NJ. SIMPSON, Trustee,
ALEXANDER T. HENSEY, Trustee,
my21 1-dts DIG F st. NV.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the rain until MONDAY, JUNE EEV-
ENTH, 1897. same hour and place:
je4-d&ds BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
612 at. NV.
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Tnos. J. OWEN, AUcnoNEER, e1s E ST. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE TWo-STORY NI,;E
ROOM BRICK DWELLING, No. I625 TENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, WITH ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS.
By virtue Of L certain deed Of trust duly r,co:d-
Ell In Liher 20pi. folio 215 ct seq, OF the land
records for the District OF Columbia and at The
request # the party secured thereby the under
klgned, trustees. will SELL ut public auction in
front or the premises. WEDNESDAY JUNE
NINTH 1897 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM lot num-
bered 81. In Chapman's subdivision of lots in
square Sof, rs per plat recorded in Iiber c. H. b.
foiio lst of the records Of the Office of the sur
above o.
Terms. Sold subject to q prior deed of tr,,st for
$33iO. balance and above said trust cash
>loO depOsit required at time Of sale Recor,lin.
and eonveyaaeing 1t purchasers cost
,.,.s WM POLLOCK.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO. AUCrIoNEERs-
6l2 f st.
EXECUToR'S SALE OF THREE FoUR-sroR
PRESSED-RRIck HOUSES, WITH ALI. MOD
ERS IMPROVEMENTS NOS. 1890 I332 AND
1894 l SrkEET NORTHWEST. OPPoSTrE
FRANKLIN PARK.
on TUESDAY, JUNE EIGHTH 1897 AT HALF
PAST FOUR PM, In front OF the premises the
undersigned executor will sell, at public auction
the following described property, viz. Being lot
is and west half of lot 10, In square go having
front of " feet 1a inches the south side OF /
street, by depth Of IA feet to q 30 foot allcy
tosethcr with improvements thereon;
Terms: One third cash, balance In ane two ard
three years, with notes bearing Interest at SO per
centun per amin until paid, and secured by u deed
OF trust ON the property sold $500 deposit required
At the time Of sale. Title perfect
my2G-d&ds DAVID ~ OGDEN. Executor.
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON 4 o.. AucrIoNEERs

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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYo,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AucrloNExRs.
IRusIEEE SALE OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
MIS OR ABot'T FIVE ACRES or f.ANn m
,iilAT MHAT ~ KNOWN As 'MoNTE1.Io." DiS.

''>~>-~S - w. ASSitp>f-hAlS.
TRusLEEE SALE OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
III LIE; oH ARoI,T FIVE ACRES or LAND IN
TR!CT OF COLUMBIA o'S'
,,!y ny virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me. bearing dste
sune ~ 1874 and duly recorded In Liner Tsl folio
SIS e. SO. o. the land records Of the District of
Of the note secured by said deed Of trust. I xsli
pAfs TIE FoURTEENTa pAg g'n OF June Ss nSS. fssz.
real estate: Ali that piece or Marcel of r,onrS
ntuais. lying and being In the county OF wssbimr.
.on. Dstrlct or Columuia. and known as mari ~
8, tr,. * hins as suhdisided by silas L. LOOM
The same at the Intersection of the westerly line os
EaMh ST. with the northeriy line OF 'Tark
avenue AID running thence westerly along saJd
r,sS, 70 the eastery line Of lot No in the Com
ncrtherly along said line to Lavepders line tbence
along said LaveDder's line to the westerly
mns OF sara Edwin st. and then southerly along
ntna, ST oU 20 tne place OF beginning and containing
suoINislen Note-The amount OF land embraced
~ tne ABOVE description is about five acres more
az ess, ana Is now included In a more recent SUBJ
division known Rosemonf The above nro,ertv
VIII be sold a whole Said land mas he reaac,eS
~ Lne Biadensburg and Queens Chapel or by
p,rntM"ou roads. and is near the new electric road
Terms or sale: 0ne-third cash. balance In one
anu Two years, Mt per cent per annum Nnterest
payable semi annually; secured by a deed OF tr,,st
on property cold: all cash at option of nn,
enaser. One hundred dollars required as a detosit
az ume Oh sGfe Other better terms may be
stated at time Of sale. to accommodate purchaser.
Terms OF sale to be complied with within ten days
from Gay OK sale. otherwise the trustee reserved
me ght 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
some newspaper published In Washington. d C.
cost. ." VIC
tes-d&ds LoRrN NJ. SAUNDERS. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RADCLIFFE, SUTTON CO.. AUCTTONKERS,
82O Penna. ave. NV. =
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RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS
go Penna. ave.
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DUNcASsoN EROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

THos. BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers. ~
rnv..g- -eOSfs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-28
CLAIMS HE SAW
MRS. LUETGERT.
Lawyer Says She Consulted Him
About a Divorce.
Did Not Give Her Name, But Said Her
Husband Was Wealthy.

Tckemah, Neb., Sept. 2s H. Wade
ellis, an attorney of this place claims
to have seen the wife OF q. Il. Luetgert,
who is now on trial in Chicago for muir
der, long after the womnn's body is sup
uosed To have been boiled TO pieces in the
sausage factory. The woman came TO
him in tho latter part of May and con-
suited him about getting a divorce. His
story is rs follows.
~ don't like TO talk of this mattar, lut
IL is true. ] think | saw tins woman who
~ said TO have been murdered. Perhaps
| eau do the accused husband no good,
for | NAV not be able To convince that
Jury that | saw Mrs. Luetgert, but II l
didn't see tho woman, saw "a person who
resem 5ies her in every particular why
did / not speak of IT, befUres For tho very
good reason that it noSer o3urred 10
ne that tho woman | saw was Mrs.
Luetgrrt until entered the courtroom IN
Chicago Wednesday and heard the woman
uascritoi by ono OF tho witnesses. Then
| hunted up photograph OF Mrs. Luet-
cert auu was cCrtain tant l knew some
important facts about the case ! said
nothing about 10 Mt tho time, necauso l
was In charge OF other business, as court
OPENS here ttdlv and ! could not Afford
20 be detgiur1 in Chicago Is witness.
"A lout noon Of May - or 2S | avn not
certain which, q woman, poorly clad III
- tlack dress, entered NV law oice hero
She inquired NJ once " | was "a lawyer
and said she wanted 20 consult me about
a divCrca suit she was very nervous.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-28

"She said she lived in Chicago, where
her husband was wealthy. She had come
To Nebraska from somo point to the
north, she said, either Mich gan or Wis
oOnsin, i ain not certain. She had left
her husband because of his cruoity and
was anxious to know if her destrting
him would affect her chances for securing
a divorce ana the custody of her two
children. She said she had two boys
whom she wanted.
She said she had come to this state
because she understood t was easy to get
"a divorce here. She said she rad no
money, but could get some and desired
TO know the full cost Of n suit ] told
her and she inquired the way to a hotel,
saying she would return in the afternoon
and close the case. | intended 20 ask her
more about herself when she returned.
She did not tell me her name and all the
time seemed tn want TO avoid publicity.
Ihnt was the last | saw OF her.
when | was i'm the court room i'm
Chicago Wednesday last and heard the
description of Mrs. Luetgcrt by one OF
the witnesses, L was satisfied that my
strange visitor was the wife of the
sausage maker
"Wnen | got Co Omaha last night
wired To the attorneys for the defense,
telling them part OF what | have recited
here. Ihoy wired mo 20 please come to
Chicago at once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-28
LAWYERS ARRESTED.
Are Accused of Attempting to Extort
BlackmaiI.

New York, Sept. 2s.-Colonel Robert
A. Ammon. ex-presicent of tho mining
exchange, w. A. Sweetzer and W. A.
Woods. all lawyers, have been arrested
on q charge OF blaGkmail.
The complaint in the case is sam Kel-
Ter. eX.managor Of the defunct T.. f.
Dean company, which failed in sensa-
tional manner seven months ago.
Chief McClusky of the central Office de-
tectives, said today that of the closing of
tho Dean company's Offices Keller was
arrested on a civil order and subsequently,
discharged. Ammon ana Sweetzer were
his lawyers in the case. said tho detective
anu after keller's discharge the lawyers
took Woods into partnership and began
writing letters TO Keller, declaring that
they held certain documents which would
send Keller To inil for a long time In
the letters the chief detective said, there
was declaration that the LAWYERS would
destroy these documents for $50. 000
conference was arranged at keler's resi-
dence at which detectives in hiding were
present and the Developments of the meet.
ing resulted in the arrests. The prisoners
were released on $1,000 bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-28
SPECIAL Election in NV JERSEY.

trenton, n. j. Spp'. Throughout the
state Of New Jersey a special c.rcliun -
being held today on tho qU,s io1 OF ADDING
three areudmcnts TO the constitution. These
prohibit all kinds of gambling, allow wcmcn
20 vote at school elections and ruhi.it the
appointment by the COVE nor while tic logis-
laturo is not i'm session OF any candi ato
nominated 10y tho executive committee dur
ing the legislative term ana ia'hn' OF coHty'
nation, Tho polls opened NJ o'clock aud
will cl ST. AZ tonight. Littlo iutcrc.t .9 lc.
ing shown outside Of church poopl' and others
directly affected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-28
FOR BREACH
OF PROMISE.
Miss Maniz Sues JeWeler
Benedict B. Lederer.
MAKES CLAIM FOR $4,000
Plaintiff in the Case Tells Story of
Alleged Wrongs.
CLAIM FOR $4,000
PAPERS SERVED ON LEDERER.

Benedict b. Lederer. a mem ber of tho
Jewelry firm of ;. B. Lederer, having
offices in this city and New York, was
served by Deputy Sheriff Goode!l this
morning with n writ in which damages
amounting to 500. 000. are sought by Miss
Irase V. Maniz for an alleged breach OF
promise of marriage. Miss Manizs' at
torney Is Franklin p. Over.
There have been many rumors of suite
against Mr.. Lederer by the same plaintiG
prevalent during the past few months.
1t is alleged that suit for seduction was
begun in New York and that Nh. Lederer's
property there was attached many weeks
ago. and also that the papers in another
suit were all prepared, but for some reason
were not served.
Miss Maniz, tho plaintiff is about 80
years OF age and the defendant is several
years her senior. He is the possessor of
considerable property having an excellent
rating in the commercial world and en-
gagged In the conduct of very successful
business.
The plaintiffs story is that some three or
more years ago Mr.. Lederer began visit
ing her frequently at her mothers home.
253 Lockwood street, sometimes his visits
being as frequent as three times week
and treating her In way that soon lead
to- promise of marriage That after the
promise of marriage was made Mr. Lederer
took her to dancing school where no paid
her great attention in fact dancing with
her and no one else which conduct on his
part lead to much comment and their
friends coupled their names together fre-
quentiy as future man and wife. Tho
attentions continued Miss Maniz claims
for over year after his promise of mar
riage had been definitely made and sho
bad no reason to believe Mr.. Lederer did
not intend To fulfill his promise.
One day last year. after very pleasant
conversation. Miss Maniz says MIR. Lederer
announced that he had been thinking
over the subject of marriage. and that.
considering the number OF divorces that
were each month brought upsinsthe. .ct -
and the frequent disagreements that arose
between men and women who wero sup.
posed To be happily married, no thought
it best for plaintiff and himself not to
be married. Miss Maniz says this state
ment was great shock to her, and
though she many times requested the
defendant to fulfil his promise he always
had some excuse or other TO offer, hence
the present salt.
The plaintiff could not be seen today,
nor would her mother give any other in
formation than that the suit had been
brought Nj. Ledarer had nothing to
say when the papers were served on him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-28
NEW STATION
INSPECTED.
Official Visit Made by the
Committee Today.
RAILROAD OFFlCERSTHERE
Station Will Be Opened 10 Public
Week From Sunday.
RAILROAD DOFFlCERSTHERE
DISPOSAL OF THE OLD STATION.

The members of the committee on ter
minal facilities met this afternoon and.
accompanied by His Honor, Mayor Nc
Guinness. ana members of the city
government, they visited the new pas
senger station of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad for the pur-
pose OF making an official inspection of
the building and surroundings.
The members of the committee and
guests we're received by President Clark
OF the corporation who showed them
through the vorious departments. which
have already been described in these
columns
The new station presents a commanding
appearance ana with the increased facili-
ties Tor the accommodation of the travel
ing pubic Is an ornament 10 the city.
The station Is equipped with the latest de-
vices ana improvements and will be a
revelation 60 the public in general.
The committee. which today makes the
Official inspection, was appointed in 1855
anu with but two changes, caused by
death. The original committee organized
with tho following members: William
l.. Vaughan, Cbairman Silas II. Man
chester, Mortimer II. HartwelI, Edward
VI. DurrOWS, BODert J.. smith ana Char les
ID. Rogers, Daniel +. Hayden. clerk.
Since then Mortimer n. Hartwell has died
and been succeeded by Joseph ii. Ken
drick, ana Edward q. Burrows has died
and been succeeded by Arthur III. Watson.
The members of the committee have
worked har1 and long. but are now con
tent as the object of the creation of the
committee has been obtained
But there is now another work for the
committee which will he of great interest
to the citizens OF Providence, the disposal
of the old station.
There are several propositions being
considered by the committee as TO what
will be done with the land now occupied
by the old station. it being the general
opinion that the buildings will be torn
down as soon as vacated. BY one Of the
plans when this is done. it is proposed to
enlarge the present Exchange Place,
while by another it is suggested that a
park might be laid OFT between the ex-
tension OF Washington and Fulton
streets The COMMITTEES has had no formal
meeting since the vote was taken in the
City Council referring to the laying out
Of Exchange Place.
The buildings, which were inspected TO
day. are all completed and ready for oc-
cupancy and the officials of the road an
nouDoe that the station will first be
opened for public uso sunday, Oct. 10.