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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-04-27
SheriFs Sale
District Court, sedgwick county. Kansas.
Julia Ashley


Julia Ashley
vs..
George Light, Caroline Light Mary Jane
Whitssl Carney Light. Florence Light Dell
Light. Edith Light and Martha Light
Dy virtue of an order OF sale ISSUED out of The
District Court OF Sedgwick coanfy kansas
wherein yulii Ashley Is plaintiff; aud t.eorys
Light, Caroline Light, Mary Jane Whitseli. Car
ney Light Florence Light Deli Light, Edith
Light and Martha Light, are defendan t. will
Saturday, the 27ti day Of NM, A. D 1872.
AT 0 clock T. NJ 9t the courthouse door be-
ing at the front OF the buitiing known a. Eaxle
Block, on Douglas avenue, in the city OF " ich-
ia. Kansas, oher for sale, at public auction. 10
the highest bde- for cash In hand, ali the right,
titie and interest of the defendants George
Light. tsroiine Light, Mary Jane whitsell, Car
ney Light, Florence Light. Dell Light, Edith
,ishs and Martha Light. In aud to the follow ng
described real property. situated in the county Of
Sedgwlek, state OF haB-as, 10 wit:
The west half % of the uth-yest quarter
OF section thirty-iaur t3D, In tow. ship twenlg-
zine cd, range two 90 west.
said real property is levied upon rs thu proo-
srty oil defendants. George Lleht Caroline Light
Mary Jane !" hitsell, Carney Light r florence
| light, Dell Light, Edith Ligh ahd Mar. ha Light,
AMI viii be sold to satisfy said order of sale
snerin's Office. Wieaita, Kansas, April 18Th,
\. iss2
HR. WATT,
Sheriff, Sed2wick county. kansas
y. Il, Rugsles; PLAINTIFFS Attorney. as
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SheriFs Sale.
District Court, Sedgwick comfy, Kansas.
Francis l.. Briggs

Dlstrict court, SeuKWlckcounty hhnsh3
Francis l.. Briggs
vs..
Charles Salisbury.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
District Court of Sedgwick county, Kansas.
wherein Francis l.. Briggs Is plaintiff, and
Charles Salisbury Is defendant, will, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of May, d. 1ss2,
at O'Clock p. NJ. at the courthouse door, be-
ing at the front OF the building known Eagle
Block, on Douglas avenue, Ia the city of wich-
tia, Kansas, offer for sale, at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right
title and interest OF the defendan Charles Sails
bury, In and to the following described real prop
erty, sitnated In the county OF Sedgwick, State
Of Kansas, to wit:
The southwest quarter (A4l of section seven
teen 90, In township twenty EIGHT (2s); range
fonr a. west.
Said real property is levied upon the prop
erty of defendant, Charles Salisbury, and will
be sold TO satisfy said order of sale.
Sherif's Office, Wichita, Kansas, April 18Th,
A. ID. 1882.
n. r. WATT,
sheriff, Sedgwick county, Kansas
ii. g. Ruggles, Plaintiffs Attorney. As
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ANEW DEPARTMENT.

The House committee om civil service re-
form. 10 which was referred several bills 10
enlarge the scope of the agricultural college.
has virtually agreed upon Il substitute bin
which provides for 4 department of Undue
tries and four bureaus. one of which is TO be
designated bareau OF industry. The bill
provides tor 4 secretary, who shall be cah-
net officer and four heads OF bureaus.
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YOUR TIME WILL COME.

The Miami RspsJifcda viii take notice that
the coyotes are treasuring up wrath against
the day Of wrath. The star of Empire shines
for the coyotes. The people of these broad
acres are possessed of all the intelligence, all
the enterprise, and nil the grit of lbe eastern
border, with none Of the lattcr's crimes or
mistakes TO atone FOR. one State officer for
live hundred thousand people may tickle
the brood Of the old political nest. but The
new hatch will be tioroughbred..
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Sherif'S Sale.
District Court, Sedgaick county, Kansas
y. Prescott, plaintiff,

District Court, sedgWick county, Kansas
4. Prescott, plaintin,
stephen C. Mendenhali, Edgar J Drake OIivil
5. Drake, PaHl V Wash urn, James Van KUN,
Louisa I. WhtwOrth. the Honadnock Savings
Bank, Mrs J.. NJ. West, aud the Kansas state
Bank. defendants
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued out OF the
District Court OF Sedgwick county, Kansas,
wherein y Prescott is plaintiff. aud stephen {
MendeBhall. Edgar j Drake, Olivia :. Drake,
Paul " ashburn, james an Uxum, Louisa +.
Whitworth The Monadnock savings Bank. Mrs.
L. VI. West. and the Kansas State Bank. are de-
PENDANTS, Will, on
Wednesday, tie 7fa dey Of June A d. lss1,
at two O'Clock p NJ at the courthouse door. be-
ing ut the front OF the building known Eagle
Block, on Douglas avenue, in the city Of Wich-
tia, Kansas, offer ioi sale. ut public auction. to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right
title and interest of all Of the above manned de
feniants in and to the following desci ihed real
property, situated in the county OF sedgwick,
commencing At the established south-eas: cor
Ber of lot number eighty-fOur tstl GU Douglas
avenue in the city of Wichits. Kansas thence
running north ninety en- 1871 feet, thence west
seveny-two t12l feet, thence soGth fifteen isl
feet. thence east twenty three 1881 feet, thence
south eighty-two Is. feet, thence east forty-Bire
l49l feet to the place OF beginnIng,-beinga part
of lots so, 50 and 81 on Douglas avenue IN said
city. The above property to be sold as tract
of land
Also, lot forty-ope It1l and the west seven IN
feet of lot forty-three li3l on douglas avenue Ia
Greiflensten second lsil addition to the city of
Wichita, Kansas; said property to be sold As one
tract.
Also, lots one III ard two l2, and the north
west quarter, section three I3I, township twenty
seven t2I range one east. and the south half
Of OF southeast t,rartrr section thirty four T34l
township twenty-six t2jl, range one ~ east ex.
cepting - acres on the northwest corner OF said
last described fTact, said IS acres being 50 rods
east and west and 20 Rods north aud south. All
OF above land H. section 3, tep ushp q, and Sec
ton 81, In township ri, to be sold as tract.
said real property is isyle,i upon as the prop
erty OF defendants, and will be sold TO sati.fy
said srtier of sale
sherin's ohlee, Wichita, Kansas. April s.th,
A. ID IsSs-
n X WATT,
sheriff. Sedgwick County Kansas
Paris Harris, Plaintiffs Attorney SIS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-04-27

Out Of the two hundred and ninetyihree
uemhers Of the National House, from forty
60 fifty are wind-jammers. The remainder
are quiet, industrious, business men, who do
their work Ia committees, and are not the
object of newspaper reporters attentions.
unless they invite them occasionally 10 state
dinners. These arc the useful members,
without whom Congress would be mainly
neye debating school
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PARK TOWNSHIP. scagwlck county, Kan,
Anrii u 1882

April -, 1882.
To tie Editor Of tie Eagle:
Would We politicians allow one poor, oh.
scure individual TO propose candidate for
the important Office of Governor OF State,
and one who we believe the most suitable
and worthy of the already long list OF names
that have already been proposed by the dii-
ferent papers of the State. temperance
man from principle, and one who has done
more,to keep down saloons in the town in
which he resides than any other individual !;
stsunch Republican, and one that viii ear
ry every temperance vote in the safe a
true Christian, an impregnable character,
and his name IL Judge +. b. PeytoH, Of En-.
poria. Hoping to see him endorsed by the
leading papers Of the State, and successful
ly elected our next Governor, remain,
Respectfully, W. W. TURNER.
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Marshal Henry says Mrs. Garfield is in
wretched health, the recent attacks upon
her husband almost crushing her. A fort
night ago she wrote that her troubles were
more than she could bear, and that il il were
not for her children she would be glad to
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cHIRD DISTRICT.
Call fra Republican congressionsi Coavsn.
ticn.

At meeting 81 the central committe of said
district held at Emporia on the 18th day of
March, 1ss2, the following proceeding were had !;
l. That delegate convention of the Republic
cans of said district be held at Emporia on
Wednesday, May "a, 1852, at 10 O'Clock n. m. fo'
the purpose OF placing in nomination n candidate
Sor Representative in Congress Tor the 1bri Con-
Ere sionsl District to be voted FOR at The gener
al election In November, 1ss2.
2. That the basis OF representation In said
convention shall be one delegate and one alter
Rate from each organized county. and one dele
gate and alternate for each 400 votes cast for
Garfield at the election in lsso, and onc delegate
and one alternate Tor each fraction Of 100 votes
cast for Garfield at said election, as follows:
Barbour county delegates 2 alternaies.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-04-27

Kansas don't have all the hurricanes wOr-
thy of note. A distrous tornado swept
through the western portion of Pennsylva-
MIA last Friday, destroying much property,
and killing number Of people. Southern
Illinois, also, has just had cyclone, several
houses at Cairo being L nocked endwise. No
lives were lost, but . good deal OF property
was pretl, badly wrecked.
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And one delegate and che aiterns;e from each
unorgsnized county. Total. l6i
Ii IL recommended that county conventions 10
elect delegates to the Conc ressional Conventions
he held on Thursday, the 18th 'lay of May, lsss.
wM. SIMS, Chairman.
HIP COOPER Secretary
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Sherifs Sale.


District Court. Sedgwiek county. Kansas
LeOnSrd Tenney
George Light. Mary Jane Whitsell Carney
Light, Florence Light, Dell Light, Edith Light
and Mar ha Light.
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued out of the
District Court OF >edgwiek county. Kansas.
wherein Leonard TeDney il plaintiff, AMI George
Light, Mary Jane whitseIi Carney Light, Flor
ence Light, Del Light, Edith Light and Martha
Light are defeu,iapts, Will, on
Saturday, the 2ata day Of May, A. d. lSS2,
nj O'Clock 4. VI. at the courthouse door be-
ing Il; the front of the building known as Eazle
Block, GU Douglas avenue, in the city of Nch-
tia, Kansas, offer for sale, public auction, 90
the highest bidder for cash In hand all The right
title and interest of the deiepdants George Light
Mary Jaue Whitsell, Carney Light, Florence
Light, Dell Light, Edith Light and Martha
Light, in and 10 the following described real
property, situated in the county OF Sedgwick
State Of Kansas, to wiz;
The southwest quarter "a Of the northwest
quarter "a OF section thirty -four CD. and the
northeast quarter ~ OF the southeast quarter
~, ana-the southeast quarter y OF the north
east quarter ~. OF section thirty three all in
township twenty nine (29), range two % west
Said real property Is levied upon the prop
erty of defendants, George Light Mary Jane
whitseil. Carney Light, Florence Light. Dell
Light, Edith Light and Martha Light. and will
be sold to satisfy said order OF sale.
sherin's Office, Wichita, Kansas, April 18th,
4. ID. lss.
IL r. WATT,
sheriff, Sed2Nek eounfy, kansas
H. &. Ruggics, Plaintiffs Attorney "a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-04-27

The contest over the county seal in STAFF
ford county has AT last been settled After
trying the matter six times at the polls, ST.
john has been declared The permanent coun-
iy seat Of Stafford county. by majority Of
sixfy-SiN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-04-27

Ii seems that the old traitor, Fitz John
Porter, can't he silenced. He is again APP
pcaliDg 10 President Arthur for relief from
d condemnation long since approved by the
American PEOPLE aud he should be shut on
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For Rent.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, }
WICHITA, KANSAS,
April LIST lSS2

Three hundred and fifty acres Of land-s5O
under cultivation-four miles southeast Of
Wichita. Inquire ct the New York Store.
S1-ff
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-04-27

Oscar Wilde was much pleased with his
visit to the Kansas State penitentiary and
the United States military prison at Fort
Ieuyepyyortb
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JOHN TUCKER
County Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before
me this 25th day OF April A. D. lSSa
"A. VAN NESS,
lsEAL1 Clerk Of District Court.
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THE NEW YORK STORE

Ill IN Z w ONh ONE
goods, and their the
public have that is
NMGm& are Arriving Daily Special Fmld Every Department
Sins
Goods Ladies' Linen Collars and
WINDOW SHADES POLES sTARRoDs MATTINGs
A veylag of Carpets all
nsC
Lr~d d&ns Mmhw%& mhne an
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County Ieasarurs Fizst Qasrtsrly Report for
1891. 8sdgwick Obusty. Kansas.
COUNTY TKEAsURER,S OFFICE,
WICHITA, KANSAS,
Aurfi 9th ls2,
the STATE o. Kansas, i.' '' =.

hsrsby certify that the following is a correct
stnfenseat Of the balances In my hands, rs County
Treasurer. beloneins, to the several accounts
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You see she would have the last word, and
why shouldn't she: for
SHE WAS RIGHT.
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District Court. Sedgwiek county, Kansas
The Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Com
plny, OF Hartford, Connecticut
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04

G'S PALACE spring 0
Their notice, to obIige
opportunity to inspect
opening with new and
European steamers.
and extensive stock Of
ms, PIumes, Laces, Sill
DDS, trimmed and unit
in every shape, style,
chiefs, and Lace Caps
need Of Millinery Goo
3D. Seventh street, be
whole season the Iarg
the best quality Of 60
MT. on all purchases m
N, w. The largest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04
LADIES, AID ASSOCIATION.
Meeting NJ the Ebbitt uousc-Large A
tendance and IntPrest Exhibited.

tenNhnce nnu Autefeht hNutoiNeus
There was large attendance at the meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid Association of the Garfield Me.
mortal Hospital IN the red parlor Of the Ebbilt
House yesterday morning. Mrs Senator Window
presided, Mrs. Leonard Whitney recording secre.
tary and Mrs. Senator Blair corresponding secrc.
tary. The committee appointed at the meeting
last week for the purpose of nominating vice.
presidents for the several States and Territories
reported through its chairman, Mrs General
Lander, number Of names The report was
adopted, and the secretary was instructed to COM
municate with the nominees aud ascertain ifthey
would accept. Mrs. General Sherman, Mrs.
Laughton, and Mrs. Earl English were the
NOMINEES FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Mrs. Hair, Mrs sherman Mrs Harrison, Mrs Fer
ris, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. General Emory. aud Mrs.
Tullock were appointed a committee to define the
duties Of the vice. presidents. The treasurer was
directed TO turn over to Treasurer GlhllRn Of the
hospital all moneys she received when such
receipts amounted to ,0O0 Mrs General Ricketts,
reported that Congress had given the association
permission
TO USE THE RoTUSDA OF THE CAPITOL
for tea party Saturday evening, May G, from six
to twelve, and committee consisting of Mrs
General Emory, Mrs Montgomery Blnir Mrs
Kennon Mrs. General Ricketts,, Mrs. Earl Eng.
lish, Mrs Niles, Mrs. Garfield. Mrs. Loring, Mrs
TullOcR, Mrs. Irish, Mrs. Edward Clark Mrs. Judge
Ferriss Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Tyler, and Miss Weston
were appointed to arrange the details of the re.
ceptiOn The price of admission and suggestion
from Mrs. General Lander that the afternoon OF
the day Of the entertainment be devoted TO the
ChildrCns amusement were referred to the eNeCu-
tive committee, aud the association adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04

~ The above is the title of Il concert organization
that has won an unonviable reputation in New
York and Boston, and in fact throughout the
Northern States, 1t is composed Of both nrtstes
and artists who have made considerable fame
previous to the present season. Mr.. Listcmann,
who is the most prominent gentleman of the COM
binntiou, was for many years the leader of The
famous Thomas Orchestra. He has associate d
with him several of the leading soosts of the we'll
known MendcssDhn QuinCte Club, of Boston
but probably the most conspicuous of this grand
combination is Miss Guernsey, Il young lady OF
great promise, who as dramatic reader Is said to
surpass any yet appearing before the public She
is possessed OF graceful stage figure, and face
other lady of the organization is Miss Marie
Evelyn Barnes, q contTalto of promise, possessing
Il voice very much like that of Miss Cary she hav-
ing been tutored by the same maestro. This array
of artists will appear at Lincoln Hall on Monday
evening next The sale OF reserved seats will
commence at Ellis tomorrow morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04
914 Seventh
ST. M W.

pening Of Pattern Hats
our patrons and the
our elegant display,
additional attractions
We will sell the ball.
Pattern Hats and Bon
ks, Tips, Satins, Kid
trimmed, for Ladies,
and quality; also Fl
at prices that defy
DIS will do we'll to call
fore purchasing, as we
est, the most select
DDS, and we guarantee
AIDE at KINGS PAL
Retail Millinery in the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04
WEST WASHINGTON,

During the fishing season report concerning
the condition Of the water at Great Falls will he
published each day, as furnished to the Washing
ton AquCduct Office Georgetown, using the follow
ing scale Of measurement: Very turbid, to s; tur-
bid, to 10 slightly turbid, 10 to 22 clear % to 80
Condition of water Monday, April 3-At Great
Falls 70 Mt receiving reservoir, IL at distributing
reservoir, H6,
An alarm from box ~ was turned in about one
O'Clock yesterday morning for fire discovered In
stable and feed. house owned by James Cursor.
The building aud nearly all the contents, includ-
ing three horses were consumed. Damage, 5000,
fully insured 1t is supposed to have been the
work of an ncendiary.
Conrad Walter, thirty. nine years Of age, one of
the first employees OF the Washington and George
town Railroad Company, died on sunday of can.
GER at his home, 1862 n street His funeral will
take place from his late residence Mt two p. m. to-
day in charge of Columbia Lodge No. ], ]. o. NJ,
and Mount Vernon Lodge, No. o. X. OF =.
port-Eutcrcd: Schooner Warren J. Crosby,
Atwood, MASTER from Halifax, with $500 bushels
potatoes Tor ShafCr Il Clenry.
The entertainment given by the daughters Of
Colonel and Mrs. John a. Joyce on Saturday even
ing last to the Notwithstanding class of Professor
| Mueller was In every way grand success. over
Il hundred little ones were present from Washing
ton, and rs all were In full party dress they pre-.
! seutcd II beautiful picture From three TO seven
| dancing was INDUCED in, when they were sum
! Iloned to a delightful banquet prepared by Mrs.
| Joyce, who certainly understands the art of maxi
| ing little folks happy.
| High tide, April CTuesdCy)n at SOL a. IN. and 500
| D. IN.
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MnggIc nItchrm as :. The LIltIe saNngc."

THE Little Savage" in which Miss Maggie
Mitchell made her appearance before most en-
thusiastic audience at the National Theatre last
night, was seen here for the first time and was
well received. II differs largely from the plays in
affords decidedly more scope of the exhibition of
the genuine dramatic art of which Miss Mitchell
is possessed. The story Of the play is that ola
young girl who, becoming an orphan at an early
age, is adopted by kind henrtcd gentleman, who
is ruler of the French colony of Guadeoupc, who
she learns to regard as her father. She grows up
in Ignorance OF her parents, who were wealthy
and of noble birth, and meets young French
officer with whom she falls in love and who re-
turns her affection lie is suddenly recalled and
while lie is absent the adopted father OF his sweet
friend, who Is the guard ian of the young
officer, for whom he has already Sc.
lecteh wife. He supposes that the
marriage had been performed before he left
home, but II Is In the story that his selection is
enamOred Ofnnothcr man, and marrcs him in
stead Of obeying the wishes Of the old gentleman,
who, by the way, is an rascible old fellow, ruling
his subordinatcs by fear. III order to evade his
wrath the young people pretend to he married 0C-
cOrdiug to his wishes, md when he brings his new
charge home he finds everythin apparently to his
| liking. The belief that her lover has forgotten
his vows drives The LtnIe Sarge into parONy,m
of rage but on hearing the truth of the matter she
determines TO arrange affairs to suit herself which
she does, aud everything works out satisfactorily
after number Of highly-amuSing scenes. Mi S
Mitchell gave some admirable acting last night,
and so satisfied was the audience that she was
called before the curtain at the close of each ac'.
Miss MitChclls company Is II good one, and the
acting Of Messrs, Shewel, Russell Scott, and Miss
Carrie Wyatt washighly appreciated. THE Lit
tie Savage" will be repeated tonight
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04

this Tuesday evening, at McKendree NJ, E.Church
Massachusetts, avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, at half-past seven. Adj
dresses will be delivered by Bishop E. G. Andrews,
D. D., Warren Choatc, esq, aud others, on the con-
nectional interests of Methodisn, and should the
weather be favorable large audience is expected
TO be in attendance. John 7. Mitchell, esq, is
president, ana Rev. G. Herbert Richardson, seCre-
larry, of the union, and its affairs are under the
direction of an executive committee of twelve
members from the different charges of the NJ. H.
Church in the District of Columbia The subject
that has much interested the Methodism of the
large cities in the country of late and especially
in Washington, where so large proportion of the
population is Of II transient character, the need OF
4 closer alliance among the various NJ. L. churches
has been felt to be u matter of considerable i'm
pOTtauCe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04

This fOyoHte little lady will leave the city to.
day for New York, where she will enter the dra-
matte college Of Professor Lawrence for the pur-
pose Of taking q thorough course of study with a
view 10 entering the dramatic profession. The
pleased to learn that she commences her career
under such good auspices, and they all wish her
successful debut in the profession to which She viii
no doubt do great credit and for which she nm
doubted y possesses unusual talent. While in New
York Miss Annie will reside with friends at
Yonkers on the Hudson. She win be accom-
panied to New York by her father.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04
GRAND PUBLIC PROCESSION.


The magnificent spectacular street display ofthe
Great Forepaugh Show will take place Thursday
morning and will exceed in extent variety, and gem
eral excellence any procession ever seen upon tho
streets Of Washington. Twenty-Five monster ee.
plants will appear in line. The route will be rs
follows. Leaving the grounds ut Ninth and s
streets promptly nc nine n. M, It viii move through
to Seventh, through seventh to Pennsylvania
Bridge to Washington, through Washington to
West through West to High, through High to
Bridge through Bridge ~ Pennsylvania avenue,
through the Avenue 10 X, through X to Ninth,
and thence to the grounds II will be seen that
this route includes portion OF Georgetown, spe.
cal permission having been granted to cross the NJ
strppt bridga