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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

IL The season for transplanting trees, &c,
has advanced, and We notice il has not been
taken advantage of by those having in charge the
improving of University Square. This work
should not be neglected. aud if permitted to 20
by until another season. will only put IF what
has already been too long DELAYED Ii IL the OBJ
ice, of the city 20 make this square = place of
public resort, aud it is the intention TO 20 i'm
prove and beautiiy the grounds as to make il an
ornament to Indianapolis. and in order to ac-
complish this end every means that will secure
the purposes should be brought into requ;sition
EVERY city of importance i not without IT. parks
and places Of recreation, and nothing tesiifes
more satisfactorily TO the lioerality aud enter
prise Of a corporation than jud!cious expenditures
in w0rSs OF public improvements and utility
Ii must necessarily be some time before Uni
versity Square will become as attractive and
pleasant plsce OF resort as il is hoped it may 10
future time become; and therefore the present
opportunity should not be lost. and COW when
there is TO urgent demand for such . place. it
will nevertheless not be many years hence, IT the
Improvement OF the city i, AS rapid as has marked
lis history the past few years. before the neces
sity of such All institution will be seriously felt,
and no time should be allowed to go by until
every initial step will have been taken to secure
the desired end
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

CRY PoIsr. April 9-Hon Secretary OF War.
the following further Intelligence IL Just receiv-
Ell
A LINCOLN.
BrsKrsyILLf, Va April I
To \ LIsooLS:
The follosing telegram il respectfully for
v.rded for rour Information.
lSgnedl Us GRANT.
SEsoyp ARMY CoRrs. April 6. ! 30 . N
To Mai. Gen. A. 5. Webb:
Our last fight jus; before dark At Sailors creek
gave u. two guns, three i.ss and q considerable
number OF prisoners. three hGhdred wagons. sew
eriy .mbuiauces With mules and horses 10 aoou;
one half he wagons and smoulances. There
are between thirty and forty wagons in addition
abandoned and destroyed along ihe road, some
battery wagons. FORCES and limoers.
have already reported 20 you the capture OF
one gun. two hags and some prisoners, and the
fac, that the road for over two miles is strewe ed
with tents and baggage, cooking utensi!s. an
munition and materials of all kinds.
The wagons are across the approach TO the
bridge, and il will take some time 10 clear il.
The enemy are in position on the nights beyond.
With artillery The bridge Is partially destroyed
and the approaches or the other side are Of soft
bottom land.
We cannot advance 70 morrow IN the same
manner We have done to-day. ! might rssh q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

Gait Hm C~ArRrSerox Accidentally We
hsve iesrned Of q novel expedient hit upon by
Brig Gen Csrrington to perpefustc bic fame
and hand down bis name 20 coming generations.
TIE plan y = most admirable one. sDd worthy
Of the genius Of q Napoleon. 10 say nothing OF
the la,e comm&ndcf Of the poet The Orly OBJ
-tacle ne can discover In the Wy OF securing 10
The general that ardenHy wished for remem-
brsnce from future generations would De the
noncompliance ol<be soldiers With bis request
Bat such ingrAttu5e i not 70 be exr ected, and
the general nav congratulate himself Oh
having a fsd s~ufeSbing" on the perpetuatioD
OF his - and heroic deeds in which be has
been 50 conspicuous a participant when his body
lies Wondering in the dust" This reflection 20
an ambitious man must certainly be consoling
and when the time comes for hi1 70 "shUf1s of
this mortal coil" ne ca1tdo 80 the more resigned
~ knowing That he Is 90, TO be forgotten. or to
y aste biz fragrance on the desert air" IN. vain
The general evidently relies more upon trad
ton than the historic page for the perpetustiOn
Of his glory In his farewell 10 the troops Oh
Thursdty afternoon he modeoly requested OF
them, were tbeySo fortunate az TO return from
the feld OF battle. that they would call tho hrst
son With which thew we're blessed by the eapho
Nous name Of Darlington. "a this would be the
most acceptable manner in which they could ex
hioit their gratitude TO him Nay IL be done.
and may the name multiply and increase until
the patrony mic OF CsrringtOn is az universal ~
that o." John Smith"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
From I afro

CAIRO. April Late Western Louisiana accounts re-
present great scarcity Of breadstufs about Alexandra,
and much 5 fering.
The scarcity of forage compelled the rebel cavalry to
depart for Texas. The infantry have also been removed
from Alexandria.
The confederate troops have been removed from
Brownsville TO Galveston, where they await an attack
from the federals.
One of jeff Thompson's orders. upon Assuming COM
mand Of the rebels in the northern sub-district Of ArkAn-
saS, directs agents 20 be appointed in each county, who
shall exact one third Of all the cotton offered for export,
or collect one-third Of the receipts Of all the cotton ex-
ported.
Two hundred and twenty-niDe bales Of cotton were re-
ceiYed Yestertay al Memphis for 81. Loais.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

MErRoP LIrAS THEsrRK Miss Thorne's sue
cess VS. assured last night. Her Hester ana
Mrs. Kerr Mudgeon were very able periorman-
ces. Aud the songs-they we're sweetness. hu-
NOR and prthos themselves To night she ap
pears as Mrs Wyndham IN the Handsome
Husband" and as Resale in Sixteen String
Jack" the latter probably a jack Shepp,ru"
sensation. In the former she sings = fSyori' e
song. After which. ~ special request. he will
sing. in the character 1T the Goddess OF Liberty,
her oun celebrated HYMN. "Shout for Our Clio
rious Banner"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

NEw YORK. April T.-Another spontaneous NEE ing
took place ia Wall street on the announcement Of the
capture and CA itulstion Of Lees army.
II was address I'D BY some Of the leading citizens.
A committee was appointed 10 visit the governor and
request him TO deSigns e some other day than Good Fri
day for The great eel. bration.
The Str. Enterprise from New Orleans and Key West
brought 10 bales OF cotton Consigned 10 Cap. Noyes TO
be sold for the benefit Of rebel prisoners, II being the bal
ance that was turned over by the rebel general Maurice
for that purpose.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

THr PrsrAs BAil.-In consequence Of Ma
sonic Hall having been previously engaged for
Easter Monday night, the Fenisn Brotherhood
have been obliged TO postpone the ball they pro-
posed for that evening 10 Tuesday evening. the
25th Inst. two weeks from next Tuesday. The
enteriain ment vill positively come OF on the
evening of The 18th. and every arrangement has
been made 70 make il = select and pleasant
affair.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
City papers copy

THE GEsASIUN This magnificent restaurant
will be opened to the public on Monday evening.
No expense has been spared by the proprietors 10
make it, in every respect. the most elegant estsb-
llshment in the west The furniture and fitting
are OF the most elegant kind, and the lArder and
bar will be supplied with the choicest articles
that can be procured A suite Of rooms have
been prepared for a lady : restaursnt-a new ies-
ciaily and exclusively for the accommodation
of ladies'. The Gersnium is bound to he = sue
cess.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

Nav YORK, April The Commercials special SAYS:
Intelligence from the upper Potomac received to-day
Gays Hancock's columns moving up the Shenandoah val-
ley towards LyDchburg.
Should LIE manage TO survive Grants blows in his
trout, Hancock will strike his resr.
The Commercial Gays his is the movement il referred
10 several days since, and after repeated delays /; has at
las; started. The troops are composed Of the highth
Corps
Another Washington dispatch says:
Sherman's column is again in motion, and II is beliey-
ed Johnston will not attempt 20 hold Raleigh but retreat
70 The inferinr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

InNkssK DECLINE IN Prices "A splendid line
Of dry goods just received and marked down TO
the bottom Of panic prices, az No 3, Odd Eel
lows II II: also the largest. fullest. and finest
stock of dress goods in the city. rich MORE al
tiQues. plain aud figured silks in al styles, Alex
ander's kid gloves. fine lace handke chiefs. and
other rich goods-ths best li10p the market at
very low prices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

~ The church of the new school PreshyteF
ians. At the corner OF Vermont and Penn-yIvs-
mia street. az sell ss the one o. the First Pre-oY
,,,;sn Al the corner Of New Yurk and Pennsyi
yspia. have employed a fuli force at wOrkmen
Who are At presen, nuss in preparing for the ee :
ton Of these edi6ces. winch. When complete,
Will be an ornament AMI honor Ia the e'y. IS
cell as rehec, great credit upon The enterpuze OF
the respective congregations. These houses oil
sOrship will be the most CONN 'dious and cesl
arranged OF sny similar Oaes in the city. and sll
rival IN design and beauty OF flash any kindred
structure 10 the west
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

Tux TuRy -on Wednesday the lovers OF the
turf had q little amusement 10 ~itnessing a pc
ing match OF one mile. between Mr.. Deizell'r
White Cloud and Mr.. John Browuing's .orel
horse. Mr. ID gave the sorrel horse FIFTY yards
in the mile, which came out winner. bat as there
was a collision between the buRgies, the match
was compromised.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

PERSONAL We noticed the familiar coun-
sensnce of the celebrated. but somewhit cratic
John ID Hopkins. on the stree; yesterday. He,
a. usual, was surrounded by y crowd that seemed
TO be highly entertained With the performance of
the eccentric J II ID Johns last poem IL OF
similar composition with his for mer productions,
ard be still continues TO below forth in his old
strain, which. together with his peculisr appear
ances, always procures him a crowd, who evi
IDENTITY enjoy the old mans misfortune
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

~ Messrs. werden L SURVIVAL, have Just re-
ceived an invoice Of gold pens from the ceIebra
ted msnufactory Of Messrs. Newton, Kartz 4
Co of New York city. Ubese pens are no, eI-
eelled in feIibility and fneness OF point. aud
their durability aud cheapness makes them a
most economical investment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

az Domestic goods. the larges' and beat a.:
sorted in the city. at Jones. Hess & ID wis
Ble.ched muslins. such As New York mills.
Lonsdales. Hills. and other good makes. table
linens. napkins, doylies. in plain white and Dor
dered. b~eautful damask towels and linens ofthe
best brands. all new. nice aud very cheap. at No
3. Odd Fellows Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON, April IA salute was fired early this az
ternoon on the reception OF the intelligence Of yester-
days victory over General Lee.
Secretary Seward is rather more comfortable to-day
than yesterday. His injuries sre painful, but they EXIT
Bit no unfayor.ble symptoms.
The navy department has received the following dis
patch:
PoIS1 LOOKOUT, April 6.
Hon. q. Welles, Secretary Navy:
The Harriet Deford is in Ind an creek, Va, by several
Of my g~ubbosts. As soon as the light draft gunbOst.
get up she will be recsptuIed or destroyed.
lsignsdl A. PsRKEs.
Commanding Potomac Flotills.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
OfsiciaI war Bulletin.

War DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, April :, lc65.
Major Gen. Dix:
The following kilograms announcing the victory won
yesterday by Maj T Gen. sheridan over Lees army has
been received BY this department;
fSigned) z u STANTON,
Secretary of War.
CRY PoTsT. April $50 a. n.
Hon. Secretary " War:
Al Ills p. N. yesterday, al Barksville Station. General
Grant sends me the following from General Sheridan.
~(Signedl A. LISoOIS.
APEm 6, Ills p. m.
Lieutenant General Grant
Have thu honor to report thst the enemy made q stand
Of the intersection Of the Burk'S Station road with the
road upon which they were retreating. attacked ID. m
with TWO divisions Of the sixth army corps and r'uted
them handsomely, making a connection with the cavalry.
! am still pressing on with both cavalry and in antry up
TO the presen; time. We have Captured Gene al Ewell.
kershas, Burton. CO-se, DeBarry. Curtis, and Lee. Sew
eral thousand prisoners. fourteen pieces OF artillery eIlh
eaissons, and a large number Of wagons.
II The thing is pressed, I think Lee will surrender.
tSignedl Z. II SHERIDAS,
Major General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

~ A needed improvement il being made 10
front OF the Bates House. on Illinois street. in
the ~sy Of . new platform over the gutter The
old one vas long the terror OF the ~cautious por-
ton of the equine race. but henceforth they will
have q firm foundation on which they can stand
or be driven With security.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

PRICEs REDUCED WITH GOLD RATES The
grocery house OF Fletcher & Dtvidge have made
4 corresponding reduction in articles OF produce
TO sui, the decline in gold Thev keep a toll as
sortment OF canned fruit, vegetables, fresh Ior-
eign fruit. imported and American ounces,
pickles, choice syrups. fresh vegetables, poultry,
f-h, &c. Consumers should call upon this firm
before purchasing else 63
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

BY the explosion Of a shell that stunned him and
killed several 10 The vicinity.
Lee Is believed 70 hare lost %, 900 nen this
week. which We account for. and nearly an equal
nunber will probably be lost In addition by de
~sertions and srsgglers.
Our ioss Ia killed, wounded add prisoners will
certainly not exceed 5000 or 500 for the past
week.
WssaISsros. April Z.
Information has been received here that
fredericksburg is flled with families from Rich
mond and that The eountry around the former
place svsrns with deserters who are on their way
home.
Brig. Gen. Bsrriager and several other rebel
officers Of lower grade we're brought here thi.
morning s0d committed to the Old Capital
prison.
The navy department has received Information
of the capture of the coast OF Florida Of two
British schooners. Their csrgoes consisted Of
rum. cotton. percussion caps. &c. The vessels
we're cent to Key West for adjudication.
The president ia not expected to return 10
Washington til the middle Of next week.
NEwsEES. N. c. March 6.
An attempt, BY rebel agents. TO Gre this city.
Was made this an The alarm being given, the
ire department and citizens promptly turned out
and the flames we're ~extinguish-d before any Sc
rous damage was done.
h. Il. Helper. brother TO the author OF the I'm
pending Crisis. has arrived here, on HE way TO
Wilmington. which is 20 be his permanent home
he was expstriated BY Gov. STANLEY for opposi.
ton 20 the rendition OF . mulat,o girl to her mas
ter; also for opposing Gov. SANKEY'S policy
against the establishment, Of colored schools IN
Newbern.
IL is rumored that a body Of rebel cavalry
made q dash yesterday struck the railroad this
side of Goldsboro. No such report has reached
headquarters. and The rumof 10 doubtless wilhou,
foundation.
INV YoRK, April Z.
Mr.. Colburn. of The World, arrived here this
eveuing-thirty- ak hours from Richmond. he
gives the following statement Of the condition Of
our armies:
The confsgration was more extensive than
before reported. IL is estimsted that nearly l..
600 buildings we're destroyed. including the prin
ciPsl mills, factories, banks. newspaper Offices,
government works. the war department. three
bridges over the James river. and one unfinished
ram.
Judge Campbell has rendered his services to
Mr.. Lincoln to visit Jef Davis and urge him 10
peace.
Breckenridge superintended the destruction Of
the CITY. and directed the firing of the build
ings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

t5y- Now is the time and Clark. Johnson 4
Co e. No IL. West Washington street., is the
place to buy your spring aud summer bouts anu
shoes cheaper than any house ia the city. a.
their purch sses were mshe. during the late gold
panic. b, Z RI Reid. E-q.s portion Of which
have arrived. to wit: Mems fne kid. bslmorals
and OIford: also sew ed army. something new
also = large variety OF the latest styles of ladies,
misses and children's boots and shoes. direct
from the mandatory. Give them a call.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

ca The great AUCTION sale of dry goods at
Fe-ther.ton's auction rooms. No = 'st Wash
ington street. i, being we'll patronizsd. Goods
are selling at a great sacrifice. Those who arc
in want Of fine linens and housekeeping goods
should not fail in taking advantage OF this coca
sion The goods are consigned to me fr-m a
large Wholesale house in Boston and must be
sold at any sacrifice.
Sale this morning st 9 o'clock and at 2 and I
%. m.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

BoOT AND SHOE STORE Oh A. LIME
A Lntz. at bis boot and shSe store, at
80. West Washington street, keeps one of the
best assorted stock of boots and shoes 80 be
found in the city He has in his employ a
foreman. Mr.. Dunmore. who has worked in the
cities Of Paris and New York, and who is not
surpassed as a workman any where. Those wish
ing : nice boot or shoe should give him a call.
s 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

Loox HKRE The young man who took the
Union a * down, in front Of my place OF busi
ness. on the night of 5Ih inst, between ii sni
~ o'clock. for political purposes. had better re
turn it Immediately, or he will be exposed. az he
is known JosEPn HARRIS,
Independent candidate for councilman 5th ward
% No % south Illinois 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
I From the New York World.

The FIEsr kATIosAL PETROLEUM Conraxr
IS a 6rst-class organization. vhose officers are Of
the highest standing. and re eheerfully recon
mend il 10 ell parties desirous Of purchasing re-
liable stocks. The General Superintendent IL .
pioneer 10 the Oil business. and we'll known 90 q
most efficient manager"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

- Sermons on temperance Gill be delivere d
To- morrow Sand sy) evening. AZ Wesley Chapel.
BY Rev Mr.. Hester. and a, Christian Chapel. b,
Elder Burgess IL - hoped that tie friei1s of
temperance gill attend these meetings
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

CnoUIr CoUsr-In the Circuit Court yesier
dag Mary Thompson. for grand larceny, VA
found guilty. aud sen'encel 20 three month
imprisonment in the county jill A motion 60:
re~ trial sas made. and defendant released on
bail.
Mary Ann Lousenecker. charged With poison
tng her husband. Vas placed on her trial yesier
dsy afternoon. A great deal OF difh ulty VA
experienced in empauneling a jury and ninety
tho men we're summoned before The required
number we're selected Tre follosing are the
gentlemen composing the jury:
W. G. Nsob. wm N.h. George Skier. Henry
Cofnsn. II Z Hall. John N Va son. Alfred
Stone. Martin Brown. Vim. g bis. J Il Google
samuel ' anderD n .nd Henry Cpfnan.
Tho-e persons sho we're summoned TO make
up the jury in the sbove case will call at the al
disor's once aOd receive their pay for oDs day.
service.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

\ RARE CHANCE FOR GREAT BARGAINS -Des-
sar a Bros have conclu1ed 10 sell their entire
stock of clothing, piece goods aud furnishing
goods 40 per cent. below the regular cost price
This is TO humbug. sud cIl goods will posi-
lively be sold at the above discount for thirty
days only. Purchasers will do we'll 10 call soon
as this good chance to get bargains is short. Re-
member Dessar & Bros, No 4, East Washing
ton street, Yohh's Block. 6-6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

THr TspIASA FIEk Insurance CoxPASr-We
eall attention 10 the sixth annual statement OF
the Indiana Fire Insurance Company, Of this
CITY. published IN our paper to-day.
We have more than once spoken in favorable
terms OF this COMPANY. and Indiana should be
proud OF an institution that bias built itself up,
and can now claim To stand pre-eminently the
oldest. largest and most prosperous purely hrst-
Glass mutual insurance company IN the state Of
Indiana. The company have now issued nearly
ten III usaud policies, insuring property to the
amount Of nsssSN ten and a half million Of dol
lars, and the whole of which is on dwellings and
farm buildings and contents Of the same. The
company has not q mill. factory. shop. store.
merchandise. or any other second class risks IN
sured, and tler whole Of their business. as before
stated. is o4~fhe best Of dwellings and farm
buildings The comp ny has now an %accumala-
ted capital Of S362 9l2. and of this amount about
$40. 900 is (bilIs, receivable. falling due and
payable QSlvly for the purpose OF meeting
losses. The company has never had any kind of
litigation. has paid all their losses promptly. and
do not nov one a single dollar for losses or eI-
penses. With such a record. the Indiana Fire
In-uranceeComp,n my of indianapolis is an honor
to the officers having the company in charge. aud
in doing <edselves honor they honor the
state of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENT,

FrFrH ~wARD-JosRFH HARRIS offers himself 20
The independent voters Of the ifth Ward, A. az inde.
pendent union candidate for Councilman. Mr.. harris is
an old citizen Of the ward. has all his property in il, and
IL elected will pledge himself TO aid IN securing cheap
gas, light tsIes. and to lock after the interests Of the
Ward in the Council and see that II hss Il. fair share Of
all public improvements.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

IN The State Museum. on Washington
street, has attracted quite q crowd Of visitors tor
the past week. ] he recent additions made by
Madame English to the s,ock Of curiosi,ies add
TO the general interest. and will repay the curious
TO ike . look at them Persons visiting the
city should cal at the Museum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
Prom 80. Louis.

sr. Louis. April 7.-Extensive frauds by Illinois distil-
lers have been discovered am, uniting TO halt a million OF
dollars, which was done by evsding the revenue tax.
Fifteen hundred and four barrels consigned 10 merchants
in this city have been seized during the past week by the
authorities.
Toe capture Of Fort Smith by the rebels + contrsdicted
II 10 still occupied by the federsls.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08
Tax on

NEW YORK, April THE Washington Intel'igencer
SAYS that it has good authority for stating that the COM
missioner Of Internal Revenue will, in q day or two. issue
an order uihorizing a tax on all tobacco brought from
southern ports TO the north.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

fH We regret to Announce that Mrs. Pierce.
tie vile of DR. Winslow L Pierce. died sudden
ly and UNEXPECTEDLY Yesterday morning. The
deceased was an accomplished and most estima-
BILE lady. a devoted wife snd mother. and The in
telligence Of this event VII be received with
deep regret by her numerous friends MR..
Pierce was a sister Of the Hon. Thomas A. Hen
I-t.La
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-08

IN The work Of bordering Pennsy lVania
street railway line Il about completed The
work on hsssschu-etts avenue Is being vigorous
ly pushed forward. and IN a short time the en-
tire line will be ready Tor the car.