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BANKS.
National Bank Of West Virginia.

apatai-.--..-- .---..--.---.--..-sS
MONEY RECEIVED ON DKPos-
vi II, lutsr-ss pad On SproiAi D<po<its,
Notes and Bills discounted EIohAnEs bOagkt
and sold Collscfions made uPon al poiafs Nsd
prUosads prUnptly rssitteA'
DIRECTORS
Cr1Tin 0Eibsy. Tsosnss HaEhrs
Nisksei E<fils Dr. a. n Toad
Arthur Lt1ls J. X HskbaFd.
JAA- Mo- lEBry. ~. fASiSok,
James NaIWeu
CEIsPIS oGLEBAY. president
GIBSON LANB CAzhlsE aagS
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washington MisIs Flour.
oaa RARRKIS FRESH GRoEND, JUSI
"a EIZYU pssVsA md iarsAs ~, SEu1y

'Tls'7Sa 0ltIzAF& - - sA1 =
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z. JACOB
For Sale.

7 oFFKR NY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
i The property is located o. Fearth street
e~tueeE korruS and Quincy. The house II
luilf IN the uost substantial manner. oODven-
ant In al IL arrangements Elegantly finished
With eli modern improvements The IocAtaon
"a one Of the most desirable in the CITY.
S-raII. z CRkSGLR
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FOR RENT.

,I'HY THIRD STORY BOON SUITABLE
Fey rlab o. society rcoInl above SCOT 4
Hsuuirer's IN the new buildings On MAN
street from April lSl- Apply 30
SsSg~ v p PETERSON.
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FOR RENT.

VTHR THREE STORY BRICK STORE
b1yxp On ~. corner Il Market and Union
streets which i. eccuyied by Mr.. SHOTkbsiEneE.
Fuxs-ssio, given Isi u April. isSs- For terms,
s0nIy "a OHIO W HEISKBLL,-
I.cas w1N PAXTON.
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The DeseeFatie

The DeReeratie
Hosts sre ON the march Yoa can
hear their music at Washington Hall
on Wednesday evening.
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The Ladies
Are respectfully invited to grace the
Anniversary Celebration, with their
presence at Washington Hall on WedBes-
dag evening. l-IlilLk.l LII
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RePaAlieans.
Turn out TO see the Democratic doings
at Washington Hall on wednesday
evening.
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jackson Dem0erats.
Remember the Anniversary Cslebra-
ton at Washington Hall on the even
ing of the eighth inst.
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~ so kegs assorted sizes nails. best br11ds,
= MAXWELL 4 TDSJLES-
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

u,BE HOUSE NOW OCCUPIED AS A
E..,t aI5 Shoe Store b. d. Grndfng. on
Nh sheet Enquire Of GHo. BUSCH.
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The Union

The Union
Unjust and shall be preserved Be
member the words of Jackson and at
tend the Celebration in honor Of the
dsy which he made memorable.
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CAROLINA RICE
~ = uierOes prime rev Carolina Rioe.
MAXWELL l. TINGLR
DROVEsIONs.-
il Bacon. Hans Shoulders and SIDES Bah
Meats Dressed Hugs Prime Leaf Lard, Ac-
MAXWELL A TISGLR
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SALT.

KEEP A SUPPLY OF MUSKISGCM
w River SsII q ~ good quality - Ohio
liver MAXWELL 4 TINGLE.
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NOTICE.
uAvISG LEASED OUR BREWERY 70
u tern Of years % Aessrs-
EINGHORN & BROWN.

Ne can recommend then 10 O1T cnsiasaers and
fee con h1eDI thai Al who pstrOn41e them WI
be web pleased with The SasliiE oi t5elT Ales-
The mating business VII be cOntinued - here
taf1re bV the nrm Q. J. RklO W.
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ao-Sfhiun New

senethisg New.
Casters for your Sewing MaehiHes.
Price only one dollar. Apply TO or ad-
dress, WIN. Sumner & Co., 80 Main
street.
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Thc Represen tatives

OfWest Virginia Democracy will be
present 1t Washington Hall on Wednes-
day evening.
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TWILL SELL Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il property in part or Whole, MAJ ~
no5nt-y residence nov occupied BY ChAs. 4.
SuKrii. On the NAti0nAl Road two miles east Of
tbe civ Possession given LIST April Terms
Pan cash, and balance in long payments
Apply 10 JOHN BCTTERFIELD
iani-iW OF Bufter6eld s. Cas- Mali House
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wsmen's Good Morocco Boots,
At sl25, at Blond & Bachman's, III
Main street, corner of Sprigg alley.
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Baltimore & Ohio r R. Co.

oF11c1 RALrIMoKK A Ono RAILROAD Co,
wHExLExe, Nay 4 ISL. )
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Seats .-
Will be reserved for the ladies at
Washington Hall on Wednesday even
ing.
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Rdiier Of the Register
Below find answer to Why is the
Florence Sewing Machine like mOtiOn
to adjournf .~':E Oh
Because it's always in order.
From experience. ii. ;. @
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GOOD PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
"A two lots IN South Wheeling IOr Rtehie-
lSsSl extending fr0rs Fourth street. 70 Water
street On one Of tie l0ts there are three frame
tsnsnsrts that vii rsnt veil VII Dc sold
sSperAts IL desired L Irwin
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German Prin ting

German Printing
The German job Printing Department.
of the REGISTER establishments has just
been supplied with q very choice seleO-
ton Of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type
and everything necessary for tie exc
eution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying . good deal, bat 81 y
TRI-R
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Coed Speeches,

coed speecnes.
Good music. Glorious demonstration
at Washington Hall on the evening OF
the eighth.
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FOR SALE !:

EoUR GOOD TWO STORY BRIGK
houses, containing ak rooms AID cellar
Ssek SiruAte or Water street between PRS
aEd SeeOBd streets Centre Nhes1ag. f~
sr,4h.r u.rtsculArs Eppiv-to ~-n--H- p
L HUGHES
Real Estate Agent.
Oaee or CbApIins, betSees Fin; AID second
SIrostS. hot~t
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Coed Mi.ses' High CEt
Glove Kid Polish BAlmoral at 81 IS 81
Blond & Bschnan's.
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w.-,,-.y n~iee, die BalI.s

ws.sea may Reject the Bales,
Bat they want IT, ewing Machine.
Two hundred of Wheeler g. Wilson's
are elected daily IS the good genius OF
the household.
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Grand Demoeratis Demsnsfretien
At Washington Hall on "Wednesday
evening.
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GREAT WATCH SALE

oSTHE PoFUlAE oSE FEIcK PI-AS.
GIVING EVERY PATRON 4
VI HAod=orne and RsltAhls Watch Scr the Low
yrioe Of Ten DOLLAkS.
WITHOUT REG4RD TO VALUE,
ANp SoT To III
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NORWOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WITH
i fun COTS Of able and e1peFieneeA In.
stguctors and under slin more fETorabis AUSPICES
tkEn heret1f0re. VIII rcOPeR On "Wednesday,
SSptenbsr 18th. ls57. The interest and ad-
vALoenent Of the scholars win receive the clos
est personal attention. Address
WILLIAM ID. CABKLL. PnDdpAl,
NoTEOod P. U, SelsoR ca, Va
ABElstM OoiI -...
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EOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

A SECOND HAND ENGINE, N FIRST
n CLASS condition. cheap for cAsh-
SnraaIn " n LTNSHQRD.
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First Glass Residence
FOR SALE.

AN AUTHORIZED 10 SELL TIE RESI-
i de1ce Of the late Andrew White. &sa- On
;be south side of HGnPaen street This house
= possessed Of almost every comfort and CON
y-nienoe- The ground upon which is stands Is
M feet aquAre. The euihouses are Of brick, and
,be whole Is in the most complete order.
THOS OBRIEN.
tzSlu Real EssXte Agent
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AnoSversRFy

AauiversaFy
OF the Battle Of New Orleans, VIII
he celebrated at Washington Hall on
Wednesday evening.
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For Sale or Rent.

IIoCSE AND LOT No. Is, on WHEELING
Ill Island. corner Of Zane and Walnut streets.
aud next u the Fair Groands Inquire n
I'D. KURNER'S OYSTER SALOON,
Market street bet. Qui ney and John
jXDSlW
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SUMNER SCHEDULE.
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL RGk
Il BY ths fOn0vtng urAedSae N and Afssr tls
Sth dAy 81 Nay. ISL 2 fl
EAST LINZ s
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Singers Sewing Mschine
Sal.sroom IL, Main street, Il. Nor
ton General Agent
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-07-29

DIFFERENCE IN lime BETWEEN OLD AND
| NEW STTLE.-EditOr B,iilefiR- In the late
case Of the ship C,Ksdr0tricA, in the Fourth
District Court, one Of the witnesses is re-
ported to have stated that there were eleven
days difference in time between the Old and
New Style Calendar. This i an error, the
difference being twelve DAYS: and in view of
the extensive commercial relations which
viii probably soon spring up between this
port and Russian ones on the Pacific, fwhere
the Old Style is used, } it is desirable that so
important q matter as corresponding dates
should be perfectly understood by our busi-
ness men And since no one else has called
attention to it, 1 win do so myself, and en-
deavor TO fully explain it BY generally re-
viewing the subject of the calendar. The
exact period of year, or the revolution of
the earth around the sun, is 565 days, ) hours,
IS minutes and 81 seconds. The ancient
Egyptians used 365 days for their year, and
were the nearest correct. The Romans, from
whom our calendar is derived, used Is lunar
months, or $50 days. This threw the sea-
sons into great confusion, but was rectitied
By Julius Caesar in the year - B. c f, which
he ordered to commence on the 1st Of Janu-
airy, being the day of the new moon immedi-
ately following the winter solstice of the
year before. He also enacted that the ssc-
ceeding year. n B. c., should consist of 445
days, and thereafter that one bissextile OF
leap year, should De inserted alter every
three common years, by making February to
consist Of % instead of Is DAYS. This period,
however, was too great By IL minutes and
seconds in each year, amounting to more
than ten DAYS in 1859, wneu Pope Gregory
XIII decreed that the year should be brought
forward 10 days By reckoning the 5th Of Oc-
tOber the 18th, and to insure accuracy there
after prescribed the rule that: Every year
whose number is not divisible by four, with
out a remainder, 10 consist Of 365 days;
every year which Is so divEible, but Is not
diyisible BY 100, Of SO; every year divisible
By 100, but not BY 400, again, of 365 and
every year divisible by 100, Of 500.
This calendar was adopted Immediately in
all the Catholic States OF Europe, but was
not introduced into England until the year
1T52, when, BY Act Of Parliament, II days
were suppressed. 1.-THE error having increased
one dayl and the I'd Of September was
called the 18th BIZ the same Act, the be-
ginning Of the year was changed from March
25th to January lst.
Since that period, the error has increased
another day, and consequently the difference
in dates between ourselves azd the Russians
is now IL days, and 6Iter February ., 1900,
viii be Is days THOMAS TESSExT
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LEGISLATIVE VoTE ANSUScIAToR--Anu num-
ber of scientific gentlemen assembled re-
Gently to examine the working model of a
machine for recording the ayes and nays OF
any large bodies of representatives, similar
to State Legislatures or the United States
Congress The machine, invented by MIR. A
W. Hall, and intended for the Fortieth
Congress, is arranged as follows: A case
about forty inches in length by twelve in
depth and height, placed on the clerks desk,
contains a shifting case holding printed slips
of the names of the members and two blank
columns headed "Ayes" and Mays" When
the shifting case is placed in position for the
purpose Of taking a vote OF the House, the
column of ayes is fixed under a line of
needles; the needles are connected by wires
to the desk of each member, and when the
vote is requested in the affirmative, the mem
bers voting press key on the side of their
desks, the wires are pulled, and the needles
in the case on the clerks desk pierce the
slips opposite the names of such members
The slips are then moved so that the mega
tive votes can be taken, and the same
needles, by a similar operation, record the
vote
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ScIRSTIFIC.-We (AftenG1Hl) are informed
that 'predietive meteOrology' is likely to
be accepted as fact by observers of natural
phenomena, and that any intelligent person
may become weatherwise by paying attention
to his thermometer, as is declared by Mr..
Brumham, in paper read before the Mete-
geological Society. Ascertain what is the
real significaDee Of tables Of monthly mean
temperature, and you may foretell with con-
fdence whether the summer or winter will
be hot or cold A discussion of the tables
for the past 81 years, drawn up at Greenwich
Observatory, brings out certain laws which
any one can test for himself, viz, that when
the range of mean temperature in the first
quarter Of the year has been less than two
degrees, the succeeding summer has invari-
ably been very hot. The period in question,
nearly century, supplies six instances Of
this phenomenon, Again, when the means
from November to March, inclusive, are all
above the average, Except Jannary), the sue
ceeding summer Is always above the average
Other laus, which detailed in the paper,
admit Of similar application, and for the
winter as well as for the summer; and II Is
announced as infallible that when the mean
temperature Of December is more than two
degrees above that Of November, the tenn
peratufe Of the winter quarter will always
be much above the average. After this, may
we not expect to see a school Of weather
prophets.
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a FUSST Casa very amusing case was
brought before Justice Of New Albany.
Ind, recently. The LsdgeT reports it in the
following happy style: Alan Reinhardt,
an old German, over whose head the
frOsts Of about 20 winters have passed, was
arrested BY officer Saudford, charged with
stealing hen from Mary Bowen The OIL
Ger found the chicken in 4 basket in his
house. =ld il being proof positive that 4
petit larceny had been committed he was
placed in jail Tie prisoner, with the
chicken confined in basket, was taken be-
fore Justice Baxter, and the charge Of petit
larceny was drawn up by Prosecutor Jackson,
setting forth that hen had been feloniousIy
taken by the prisoner When the charge
WIS read the hen czckIed, and upsn an
examination Of the basket By Reinhardt's
counsel il vas discovered that she had laid an
egg- The counsel moved to quash the iudict-
meat on the ground that il did not set forth
IN full the articles taken The prosecutor
looked dumbf0U1ded at the turn things had
taken, and asked leave of the court to amend
50 as to incorporate the egg. While the
Justice was delibeating the Colonel con-
ciEded he would examine the basket, and in
doing 50 the hen hOundered around, break
ing the eEg- This circumstance made the
affidavit correct, provided the trial was
proceeded with before another egg vas laid
The prosecutor took in the Situation at
glance and hurried On the trial, which re-
suited II the triumphant scquiftal Of Rein
hzrdf, Titasta1ding circumstances appear
ed 50 greatly against him
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The London correspondent of the Anaey-
lean RGbliSher aud Bookseller, writing about
the inordinate multiplication of cheap maya
zines, and speaking apparently the opinions
of Paternoster row, whence he dates, gives
some statements that will unsettle many
preconceived beliefs. Many, he SAYS, it Is
certain do not pay directly, but it Is eonsid-
cred the correct thing for publishers of any
importance to have their own magazine,
which serves as good advertising medium.
Take, for instance, the CoY7siiH, which but
lately had a circulation of over SC, ,OO0. and is
now generally supposed to be IS 900, but in
" The Row" it is spoken Of as not selling
over 5000 copies; Macmillan, supposed cir.
culation 5000, we, in "The Row" say
about 1900; Belgravia, edited BY Miss Brad
don, began with over 36, 900, in 1.-The Row.
we put it down at $500; London Society is
increasing, and sells over 10000; Temple
Bar, supposed circulation q, 900, we, in ssT'he
Row." say not over 13 COO; Bldekrooors Mao-
GziSe sells about 1900; Saint RrM's, edited
by Anthony Trollope, our latest, and most
promising in contents, began with 5000,
but does not now sell more than half that
number; 7SRsley's Magazine containing q
story by DR.. Russell, of the Times, does not
sell 10000 per month, and so on
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ABDIcATIos or THE EMPKRcR OF BRAZIL
The Argentine journals state that private
letters received in Buenos Ayres from Rio
Of his Majesty, Don Pedro IL, Emperor Of
Brazil They say that the Emperor recently
called conference Of the principal per
soRages Of the country, to arrange definitely
the terms of his abdication, to whom the
announced the reasons prompting him to
take that step, stating at the same time that
his resolution was irrevocable. II appears
that he Is tired Of the fatigues Of government,
and win probably retire to Europe.
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A BILL has lately been introduced into the
House Of Representatives, and referred to
Committee on Commerce, to provide for the
greater security Of life and property by en-
forcing the examination Of masters and mates
in the merchant service. This bill makes it
obligatory upon every vessel Of more than
100 tons burden to have two officers at least,
who may be fully competent to manage her
under any circumstances under which she
may be placed The competency and char
acfer Of these officers are to be certified BY
Board of Examiners, which is to consist Of
an officer Of the Navy, one person TO be
selected By the Board OF Trade and one By
the Board Of Underwriters, at the port at
which the examination takes place. There
are I'VE ports at which it is proposed to e.
tzbIish these Boards Of Registration, viz
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and San francisco, al which schools Of in
Etructiou for apprentices are also to be
formed, and suitable vessels furnished to ex-
ercise young sailors, etc
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n NEALTos, GaTibaldfs famous surgeon,
has taken aman's jaw of and put It on again
We suggest another patent for II. Sezlton
to Try his experiment upon His name Is
Train Only, II he once succeeds IN getting
the Jaw of We pray heaven be may neger
succeed in getting II on again
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or young. VIII people still maintain that
the "darkies" have no genius.
Mark Twain ON the Rampage.


Your readers need not 10 be told who Mark
Twain is; they have had "touch Of his
quality" Well, You are all aware that Mark
visited the Holy Land, writes letters of cor
respondence to the Aha, and after his return
from the Orient, tarried a short time in New
York, Washington and other places, and then
returned to California. he has been in this
city for several weeks, engaged, II is said, in
writing book. This book he intends to
publish in New York city; but being some
thing of prodigal, it is extremely doubtful
if he has the means 10 encompass tie pro
jeet without making another raise" He is
announced to sail on the 10th instant, bat
previous to his departure advertised fare
well lecture on "Venice, the Oldest Of the
Republics" which, according to announce
ment, came of on the evening Of the ed inst,
in the new hall OF the Mercantile Library
building. The audience was respectfully
large. Mark is not an entertaining speaker,
and the satisfaction rendered was, as might
express ii, $50, sou But wish to call your
attention to his manner Of getting himself
before the public. His printed slip, circu-
lated through the city on Thursday, is too
lengthy to give in detail, but here is speci-
men of its contents:
SAN Francisco, June S0th.
Mr. Marx T'rdiR; Learning with profound
regret that you have concluded to postpone
your departure until the 9th of July, and
learning, also, with unspeakable grief, that
you propose to read from your forthcoming
book, or lecture again before you 20, at the
new Mercantile Library, We hasten to beg of
you that you viii not do it. Curb this spirit
of lawless violence, and emigrate at once.
Have the vessels bill for your passage sent
to Us. We will pay it.
Your friends,
Pacific Board of Brokers,
Wells, Fargo & Co.,
The Merchants Exchange,
Pacific Union Express Co.,
The Bank of California,
ladies' Cooperative Union,
S. F. Olympic Club,
Cal typographical Union.
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TIE epigrammists have got to work upon
the GrzntJohnson affair, with the following
result thus far:
There va an cd fellow named AndrsE
Drew bow sueh - nsfeF bsfors msn drew.
said be. . lie fr ne, Grant"
Eah Ulysses, Il cau't1
Did this second g. ". 70 Andrsu-
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THEIittle town Of Safiel, in Massachusetts,.
probably has greater amount Of musiezl
talent, IN proportion to its population, than
any other community In New England
There Is hardlya family that does not have
at least one votzrF Of music, and house
without piano Is the exception rather than
the rule. Musical associations have aourish-
ed there for many means The entire ora
torio Of the Creation was lately performed
there with great credit b. the children Of the
place
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Public Park.

The city fathers are discussing the propri-
ETY. Of devoting 8 thousand acres of land or
so belonging to the city, and situated just
"aysnt'' its limits, TO the uses of public
park. A committee appointed to select the
site, disagreed in opinion, and returned ma
jority and minority reports This disagree
ment consists in whether the location shall
be on that portion of the peninsula extend
ing on the one side towards the bay, and on
the other towards the ocean. The separate
reports are now under discussion, and it is
hard as yet to conjecture which viii be
adopted In any event, it would be at least
five or six years before the grounds could
be so far laid out, planted and otherwise
beautihed as to make the spot desirable
as & place of summer resort
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FOR SALE!
Pianos Tuned.

nIANOs AND OTHER MUSICAL IN
i STRUMESTS Tuned and Repaired, By
CHASL DERBY, At the Theatre
Lessons giTen on the Piano and Guitar
Best Of references gwen 81