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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24
ISrsT SALE.

- DEED OF TRUST,
vi ~ william II. Woods,
!, day of December, in
e., rTw on record in the Re-
a. mo county, West Viz
ne IL. will sell on
Inn day OF December
Lon. 20 the highest and
D.. .-,rr door of the Court
4 INV. the following prop,
.rI;iract or parcel OF land
'..gvn1o county, when was
- William II. Woods by
Uni others by deed, bear
- ~ La- NJ November, 1864,
lin The Recorders office
y 10 X =. page ~, con,
=, acres more or less, and
i. Bc.!nning AT a stake
/ ...- yaioT!v and corner 10
IN. aud A.@ poles south,
-.. ,l-gr! %: the land owned
-. ,.-ncr with the line OF
sa5, and parallel with said
,.--,g -, east l7g.OI poles 10
-. :. Robert h. Woods, and
p1.e> conner 10 lands now
=. Jt-il-g: thence south l.,
- % a stake; thence south
4.5s stake: thence north 80
=. ,;0a sake: thence south
I ia sake on the bank OF
NJ. '.rlc- up the river and
- poles 10 the beginning;
80 u. sad tract or parcel OF
r., -T.vei by william H. Woods
I. ,.cl5Z....S, by deed, bearing
- .ay OF october, 1865, and
, IN Ohio county, in
H.. the same being u ID
. "a u.aucr Of the firSt-men-
,-.E:g X ,Oid, OF about thirty
.. pa. under a certain tract or
g.. E4.cl ! particularly de-
---.-> all bounds in the afore-
Is y-orsr T. T!ngle and others
An Il. Woods, and 10 which
- r. made.
.%-e,,A: or, al the option of
- r. aa,til cash, and the bal
we've months with inter-
-..,T-C,t-e, | will convey such
sS-..2 me ~ said deed OF trust.
TiS pATII. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November %.
COTTON-Quiet, but firm; low mid
dlings at lS@lSic.
FLOUR--Rather easier. Market
without decided change.
GRAIN-Wheat weak; Pennsyl-
vania at 81 65@l Y. Corn active;
new white southern at 70@l5c; new
yellow do at 70@72c; mixed western at
73@74c. Oats dull at 5OG53.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet at
$l4 50. Bacon steady; shoulders at Sc;
rib sides at Sic; clear rib at SIC.
Sugar cured hams at lOc.
BUTTER-Steady; fine western rolls
at 2562Sc; low grades neglected.
WHISKY-Firm at 94!c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24
rnr Sale.

,!i&.%.&.9, 10, II, Il, IS,
!, - . ma No. ., IN the sub
b - I'>Sph caldwell estate
Il .y,Tnii!.l property. Also;
-. 4 Sluart No. IS, situated
- B,.iol street ana imihe-
- -, Mrs. Hays residence,
Soy L. u. HUGHES,
,-r. ONCE on ChapiiEs, be-
y = 80. - streets. Sep2
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Toledo MRrHet.

TOLEDO, November %.
FLOUR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet but steady;
No. | white michigan at 81 Az; extra
white Michigan, 81 &C. Corn a shade
lower; high mixed, sic; new, '55Gj54c;
low mixed, soc; new, 49!c. Oats dull;
No. y, 37lc.
CLOVERSEED-Miohigan and In
diana, Sc so.
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ror sale.

r7LLOWING DESlR-
= =. AZ Ss sale: \ brick n house U,;,
. .. ~, - near the Shriver
| - I y, Iii iii in three parts If
- y = ) rooms on Chapline
| * " pIrSp, &C. 4 house
.; .1.I Of sixth, containing
- en- ,.'r,ry. bath room, &C.
50" ''''ST iiUS. 0'BRlEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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No los4 SrrN wrSprr.-Bca-ns Trad. Mar rlc-c
icton Co., Marion, NJ j. Manufactured By DE United states
Watch Co.. las been carried BY dern months u, It. 'AIA
tvn iran uean time beng only one second psSnonh
WILLARD DERBY,
or Derby, Snow Prentsi, Jersey CITY, ". J.
N.rcH No 1924. SrrNWINpER-Bearng Trade Maxi Fleric
Ihrrton Co.. Marion, ~ j. manufactured by the United States
watch Co. has carried ~ w0ntas is l0s-! variation
a. 1. DENNIS, Pre.'t y. J. r n. 4 T. Co.
Urea, Feb. Is, 1870.
w.rrH No ihss! srrN WIyp!r -BeNns Trade MAJ. frsi
Marion, y. j." Manufactured BY tho United
Watch Co. has been carried by twenty mouth, ia tA
z. C. PRIEST, Ant SaPt n. Y. Z. Il II. T. T.
wlrcr Nn III, Srrp TradeMut Frds'c
tcron Co., March, n Manufactured By the United STATE.
ah Coz has been carried BY fifteen months u total variation
brng only o twothr' 81 second per
CAV B. ?. PHELPS, Con- n. J. Central 4. X.
l0F STTN WINpER, Bearing Trade Max Frederic
trr,rH Marion, n by the United Ststs'
Lsrh 60 earned by since June 1855 Ia total NaTA
HENRY SMITH, Treas Panama X, r., S. Wall ST.. NY.
wI1cn w. 1925; srrM Trade MMt fsdsrs
EhrrIon Nsriou ~ by the United States
Watch has en carried by fourteen months sig months Of
ell the various climates Of Europe Daring
TAT Is II has varied week
II. LASSiNG, Manager kneksrboctsr LIZ. lni Cot,
lei Broadway, y Y.
BEWARE Of ,rorthless limitations uih trhich N.
c.rr rrq's Of gen,daeness from those Of Thorn yOa I
sl1rdssI On Ire Plate Orer Tie Main Spring BGrre!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24

Tickets 10 all principal points In the k4i,i
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure House, aud nj the
station ut bridgeport ~
y. r. MYERS,
no2l Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24

v.rr No. 1905 srr wHprp,BssSlng rrNls Mari Cn,~d
State, Warh Co., Marion, ~ j. manufactures BY the tstst
Wash Co. has been carried BY three monhs Ia total
variation being only tsohtd, 81 ssoond day.
May 1859. Jadgs CiAs. II. NOokiiis, hAdsasaes, NJ
wlrcu No. l.oI? srtS -Bsaring rAMsrt Caisd
State. Watch Co, MAOa, " msnaiaared by the tht~i
Watch Co.. ben carried BY monihs M total ,afA-
s~pg osy twelve l>ccnda GED LOWS,
CSsl Eastern Pa,r Agt, Toledo wAbsAh wsssfrn H. IL
Sr~Huly, Pa, Feb Gs, 1867
w.rru No 1876 wrSnGn.-DrnE Traas Aast fr.dsre
kt.rton Marion n H. manufactured By The Uhsd sass
has carried by ihe month";, vs. sosAi 1AtAi'a
iIu mean being only ave second, during that tus
HENRY DE LANCEi, Esginss PhlA Ere u X
w.ru No. IICS WISpIR-Bsans TrA4s Nort freasts
AihsrlJa Co., Miron " Manufactured W the United ssss
Watch Goa has ben carried by eleven onu Us StA 'Aasa
Lyag Vay seoopd, 10 The sstrs ns
A. H. KING. PArk Piss, Ns~ Yo,f.
Vice Prsst N. J. Car sprng r. GO.
UncA. Fss IT, 1879.
w.rru No .si- Bsrng Trade Msrt Fsyss stssltea Asr
by the UaIsi states wAlsh Co. hes essn
carried Jy Twelve EVaA IL teta NafAioa ffen mean us
Icing nnsc. ,scOulI, o. vROONAS,
EBEinsd N. Y. {. An X n
u,,ca, TsA IS 1870.
wlrcp No EN- swSrrE-Bssinr Trade Asrt "f...,is
ghissa oaSs "a tssA ssrsiss fOSs
l. o. wIlIPrLE, Coz. Z. DRR.
country L. eooied To aroid imposition ia<tst on
-chase. and see that IA I0rds MARION, y. j., an
OthSrs urd sUufiola .E. u. ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

+ Z ROOM On MAIN STREET,
r.. q. resent by c. Lidel, hair
e.. maker. Possession given
iit.--.Esr particulars inquire of
!. >uHWERTt EGER,
10 Main street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24
For Rent.

st-.lC> FIRST AND SECOND
'.'s'1lmS and cellar beneath, on
@- : Market street, and adjoin-
H1s:? >;O.e Of Mr.. Z. J. Smyth,
{ g'e'-l' by the MeSsrs. Hub
s's-,l:r WdrtrOOmS. They have
,- - and q front OF 3 feet, the
7. ~; 0! which is filed with
: u .oca.ion is No. | and re-
g y. % any business requiring
=. ..-;s. Possession the lst OF
..rsr>;0ry Storehouse and
Vain s..ret. directly opposite
=. al I. a, present occupied by
800, WatchInakers and Jew
-! tenant, If desired, the
: : = materially altered and i'm
Z ;'1IM.ty 20 The Grant House
s'',-l'.Jn bridge make il a COM
-'.-->s stand. Possession, April
".a WM. PAXTON,
Fourth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO &. E. co.

r. %sz:2l PAssEN0ER TRAINs
- will run by the foilowtn.
schedule on and after November 0t, ls7i-
Wheeling time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-24
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

- He.Hss.Gl ON AND AFTER NO
~ zf57SYy VEMBER u, 1911. Trains
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Oglebay, Son & Co.,
Gr0cers
81 MAIN STREET.

Rice.
1OTcs. c. RICE
80 bags Patna Rice.
30 Rangoon "
For sale by OGLEBAI, SON & co
Sugar.
IN HHDS. CHOICE NEW ORLEANS
20 hhds. choice P. R Sugar.
% prime p. X
loo bbls A coffee /"
loo " b coffee
100 Extra c coffee
100 T.
loo Cr., Gran. and Pow.
For sale by OGLEBAY, SON d co.
Goshen Cheese.
10n BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE,
lUu Just received and for sale by
no2l II. REILLY.
Laundry Soap.
o. BOXES CHAMPION,
XC 8 Boxes Sterling,
Ito Boxes Chemical Olive,
loo Boxes Chemical Laundry,
ocas List, DAyENPoRT& PARKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24
The lad Wafer.

Reference was made in yesterday STAR to the
bad favor Of the Potomac water, which seems 20
have "a very ancient and fish-like smell,n and
taste, a. well The same disagreeable taste was,
one summer, found TO prevail in the water of
Bos Oh, drawn from COehituate Lake; of New
York, drawn through reservoir from the Cro:on
river OF Cincinnati, pumped by steam from the
Ohio; and of the Washington Aqueduct, then
supplied from the Little Falls reservoir-yhieh
itself was supplied by the small stream named
Powder Mill Branch Il was then generally
attributed, as now, to dead fish; bat examination
Of the Little Falls reservoir showed that the sur-
face Of the lake was covered with a green scum
Of cenferval, which had the taste and odor COM
planned of. The surface of the reservoir, by
opening an outlet at the overflow, or waste weir.
between the receiving and distributing reservoir.
(which last was then unfinished and not In use \
was lowered three or four feet; a breeze then
prevailing blew the scum Of cenferval upon the
,,sores, where, as the water fell, it collected,
lied, and was dlssipated- The evil was thus
>Jred at the source, and at the same time the
ines in the city were cleaned Of the foul water
~ flushing.
In New York the engineers OF the Croton aque-
duct subsequently,, by inspection of the Croton
Lake, ascertained that the same green cenferval
was the cause Of the offensive flavor of the water
furnished 10 that city.
The first food, either in the Potomac or the
Croton, would work of this plant which collects
in large quantities only on the surface of COM
parstively still water in hot weather. But il can
be got rid Of IN any reservoir with sloping banks
by lowering the water surface during the preva-
lence Of fresh breeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24
Regulating the Social Evil.

In the Council yesterday MeSsrs. Eaton and
Peck brought up the question of regulating the
social evil, and discussed il at some length both
arguing in favor Of bringing it into disuse by
some practical legislation.
The great question, Mr.. Eaton said, was how
to do IT. Whether the French plan OF licensing
the evil and making il a source OF revenue was
one which commended itself to the American
mind A. offering a means Of control and direc-
ton, without any adequate power to lessen or
prevent it, was a matter for serious considera-
ton, in his Judgment Ii had been tried, he
believed, in the city OF st. Louis, but with
what results he was unable TO state; but IL
seemed to him that something better and more
effeetual could be devised by which thi,
seourge could be abated, and even prevented
This was phase Of the woman question with
out any ridiculous feature, and where the oues-
tiOn Of furnishing the sex with more varied and
lucrative means Of honest labor than they now
possess became one Of vital importance. Asst
Is now, the female sex have very few sources of
self-suppOrt, and, particularly among the poorer
class females are often in a measure driven to
prostitution for means of supporting life. II
We could but open up 70 this class some oppor-
tunity Of acquiring trades or occupations. by
which they could sustain themselves in honest
courses of life, il would be practical step to-
wards the prevention OF prostitution well worth
the effort.
Dir. Peck did not believe il was the right vay
to prosecute the unfortunate victims of this evil
but thought, il some means could be devised 70
reach those who stand behind the victims and
direct this infamous trafic-some mode of seizure
and eonfseation Of the property used for such
purposes-the effect would be found to be much
more marked and decided. There was not a
municipal government in al our country that
was not vitality interested in this question, and
in the discovery Of some sure method of meeting
ii in such manner as 10 prevent it. There
was, he would venture TO say, more capital I'm.
vested in this disgraceful traffic in this District
than in all the churches, asylums, and charitable
Institutions here.
Whatever success Messrs. Peek and Eaton
may have in their efforts to deal with this evil
they at least deserve credit for the courage 20
take the question up. We remember some wears
ago when a leading member OF the Board or
Aldermen (the late Mr.. Ctermehle) undertook To
procure some legislation upon the matter, there
was 50 much sensitiveness displayed aud 50 much
apprehension expressed lest the Councils should
get on dangerous ground that Mr. Utermehle
received no support, and the effort fen through.
Since then the world has moved some. and
various cities, St. Louis conspicuously, have nm
dertaken TO deal with the question Perhaps the
time Is ripe now for action here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

The only opposition thus far made to the plan
Ct the Board Of Public Works for improving the
city and District is in the way OF carping verbal
criticisms and triumphant cluckings over occa-
sional misprints- Some who were at first disposed
10 think the figures Of the appropriation called
t0r pretty big, have, on looking into the matter.
cone to the conclusion that If the District gov
eminent can accomplish the grand objects set
birth in their schedule for the sum stated IL will
Re the most economical work by far ever done
here. But, as is justly suggested by the cAros-
i,le, estimates are not expenditures under con-
tracts, and as the work is all to be done by con-
tact by the lowest responsible bidders no more
viii be expended than is absolutely called for.
A business man OF the capacity Of Gov. Cooke
may be relied upon to see that the expenditures
are judieiously and economically made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24
Goyernmeut securit,e..


Sy Edzksrs', Brokers and Commercial TELEGRAPH
Lewls johnson Go. quote stocks and bonds, in
hS ne and foreign markets. as follows;
INV 1oRK. June 2f-fArst Board. 10 % a M
. s 1851, coupon ll7st 52D's 63. coupon, lI2sS
SOS, ga, coupon ,1l2sS .0s, 65cpupon Ii2s5 3Os
new, %, coupon, 1lDx; SOS, %, coupon, lIIzs /;
- ;, %, s9np.n, us; lOso's, coupon, liO1s; Cur
I Iensy 81 10 Mariposa, "a: Canton. 50; Cumber
yer, III; Pacific Mail, 4o.l; Boston Water Power,
-; Adams Express, 80; Wells, Fargo Co Ex'
pres, a: American Express, 81; United States
express, ~; New York Central and Hudson, 9jt4 ;
New York Central Scrip. 9lsS; Erie, E5s; do pre-,
f fsEI L,H Harlem, ls ord do. pref, Reading
Mieigan Southern, 1lll Union Pscifc Railroad ~
81 q iinois Central LIS; Cleveland and Pittsburg
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapoiii. V:
NV Jersey Central, III; Rock Isiana, IiOzi
MMilyaSkie and 81. Paul, ss'{; do preferred, Is;
W sbash and Western: s6sl; Delaware, Lackawsnna
T TsTrs Hsute, =; Hannibal and St. Joseph, So;
Ohio and Mississippi certiacases, 81 Columbus,
Shica asS and Ind Central: Do Tennessee Sc,
Carolina Car r s,s Old, do. new, 2; Missouri IS,
Bonds, sl5s; Gold, 1l2H. Market strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24
Markets TO.dax.

BALTIMORE, June A-Cotton very dull, quota
tons are nominal, and prices are unchanged. Flour
quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat heavy and inactive;
lew wheat 81 5aS1T5. Corn dull, white Southern
saSsc.; yellow, 7ec.; mixed Western, Tla75c Oats
noIninsl, !oaTc. Pork steady, slsasl6h. Bacon
81 Sugsr-cured hams, 16aI7. Lard quiet LA
11H Whisky dull, prices nominal, 93a931<
North Carolinas, old, a bid, ~ asked; do new, n
bid.
NEW YoRK, June A-Stocks strong and dull.
and opened heavy. Gold steady. 121s. Governments
dull and steady. Virginia SKIES, 661s; do. new n
North Csrolinas, A; do. new, III. Exchange, long
lOaS; short, 1917.
NEw YosK, June 24.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

The New York stock market IL ftful at times being
sirorg aud again weak The elimination OF the Rock
Islard so culatiCn resentied In many particulars
thtt OF the greet gold speculation in 1859 Losses as
then. are distributed among those who were opera-
ting Tor rise as well those who sold short and
VIII now as then be almost endless task to get
All the e Implications unraveed and the differences
aaJrsted After the great sold panic IL will be- re-
hembeTed hat for time there was n fair degree of
activity which, however, was followed by an entire
absence OF speculative life in the market inuing
fOr many months IL seems likely that we shall see
repetition If this dizziness in the stock market al
the ugh, perhaps, not a. intense prOtracted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

The next state election to be held Is that Of
kentucky, on Monday, August Z. A Governor
and other State officers will be chosen. p. III.
Leslie Is the democratic candidate for Governor
a. Gen John N. Harlan the republican. Lass
August, when the colored men voted Cor the first
tIle' the democratic majority was 81 So, and
the total vote H6,eo6 In is60 the democratic
majority was 81 SIS, and the total vote io7 sec
In ISIS the denocratic majority was 1912. and
be total vote 4T704
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

Mr. Harkness shouldn't swear 50 in the House.
The weather Is hot, to be sure; and even the Rev.
Mi Beeeser once swore, we are told, on an ex-
oeedingiy hot Sunday; but good man like n !.
harkness shouldn't swear in any weather, Z /,
really shouldn't Messrs. Moore and Lloyd c, !.
Nort around good deal, but We can't expect
anything better from these yoans and risky
members- Still they might take example from
s0eh steady-soing democrats as Nessrs. Ennis
ard Dickson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24
WASHINGTON CITY:
SAIL T.-.-..----......Jnne 29, 1871.
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any PORTION Of it may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Chiee OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

l. Is estimated that the tax rate, now si.so on
the hundred, can be reduced 20 si.75 under the
new form Of government, aad still carry out the
comprehensive system OF improvements pro-
posed BY the Board OF Public Works
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

The War Department. weatbS;r once Is gen
orally right in its representations, but IL the
storm this afternoon l. Whist il terms light
rain, > we don't care 70 get caugatOut In a heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

We issue a double sheet again to-day for the
mutual accommodation Of readers and adyer-
tisers. Our subscribers win find the paper
e.YESss Fith Interesting reading matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

- The st. Louis Chief of Police having sue
ceeded IN breaking up the kecnO houses in that
city, has notified the faro banks that they will be
raided unless closed within specified time.
s-Reports from the Indian Conference at
Oekmulgee are encouraging as TO the prospect of
collecting various tribes which have heretOfore
given trouble under Territorial government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

O'BALDwTS CHALLENGES TON ALLEN
O'Baldwin, the .pugilist, publishes a card
more; the mill to come off in not less than four
months from the time of signing the articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

The WINNERS OF THE GRAND REeArri-
The Regatta Committee of the New York Yacht
Club has decided that the following yachts are
winners Of the grand regatta on Thursday: For
schooners the Tidal Wave, and for frst-class
sloops the Addie, both taking the regatta sub
serlption and challenge cups. For second-class
sleeps the Breeze takes the regatta cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

TSssPECIAL NoTICE.-POsitivsly there will
PRAenRnE c daBP % sT9mdrt Of PRIESDsHIP
PoIan Police force viii hold its regular euarteriy
jsastJyo a Haz E Il ei seer e3en
@THE PoPEs yUBILEE-An the delegates
~ from Catholic Associations who attended the
teeuested tomeet in CARROLL HALL on MON
DAY EVENING, June 10Th, att O'Clock. BY order
IT JAS. FULLERTON, Secretary.
EAAddhh.T TIE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR
nd e I1ks sisHs Z EYE e.
T. . foIPkINHoRN, Rec. s. Sec Bkow jss. W &
TT THY KINGDOM COMB. 'l-CHRIsTA-
rseeny in r the
Ha,I g the HOls- q delegates, viii meet EVERY
i GSEssS RI hh' s ss"fs a; ;Gss: fS5
TGRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY-A Mas
SOCIETIES o. the District viii be held at the Paro-
s6es h n x
d ARE n rat invited tG on
eESTRs AGA GATH e PsialPf UNION
U5 I'm ban Go i kEfk5soishs ooLuh-
oif Be Ss ss1a as T u R
Church Nd On sE ssfSs e Vi Misc
t GS .nst;,I a. S oel9cs IN the Congregational
PARTMENr viii be held in the FIRST Baptist
sfsss sssSsSn sas on
The sXERCIsEs Of the 4sTH Annual CON
MENCEMEEr win occur at Lincoln Hall Young
The ALUMNI q the several DEPARTMENTS are
invited. without cards to the President reception
n. AN-' from 70 Ses p
UwAsHISGTSS0SS I TAFSEr SHOOTING AS
The members who are In possession OF paid-u nm
shares Of the capital stock Of the Washington Tar
get shoSspg Association are 5espeetfglly requested
Secretary, Ne. 1926 9th street, between the hours
Of and O'Clock D. m, from the I'D until the 3Dth Of
to pay ing the due thereon
HUGH HANDLER, sec'y. jezs,tjeso
~READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM
Wy Sister in charge Of 81. AIMS Infant Asylum:
Mr. hatSsT-Dear sir: am grateful for the kind
ness extended TO all our people who assisted at the
and anything do to extend the patronage OF the
Island shall be happy to do, the very best Of
order was obseryed on this oScasion.
s. 1nS's fsjasi lsylrm, Jsae a, iSl. . DUE
This beautiful and quiet Pleasure Resort win be
terms. On July 4th steamers will convey visitors
from the most convenient wharyes In Washington
and Georgetownto and from the Island:
AZ Greene street GEORGETOWN,
JeH-uyi and on the Island.