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LAST OF LINSLY.

The Entertainment Preceding the Usuai
Summer Holidays.
Lnsly Institute held its annual enter
tainment, last evening, to mark the close
of the spring term and the coming Ofthe
summer holidays. 1t was a close evening
but the hall was crowded with friends and
patrons, who came to enjoy the exercise,
and encourage the performers. The pro
gramme was as follows:
Oyerture-"The Silver Bell ".......... Shsypergre'i
Opera House Orchestra,
Recitation-"The Battle, Mark II. Kennedy
Es>ay-"ChOice Of Profession, Clyde ; Ford
Oration-'Our Great Men" .........'ieO y IIelsley
Opera House Orchestra.
Recitation Little Joe, .......; Alfred u, =; BOW
ay-CheeriulneS ..................C W. windsor
Poenl-"What the Clock is saving.
MesSrs. Cummins Polack, Naylor, Laatry; Ball
Opera House Orchestra,
ReCitation-"W Wonderful Mosquitoes"
ESNay-"The Love Of Freedom, &c. Charles H. smith
Oraton-'L9rd Baron, ".:;...........Wil C. Hildreth
Opera House Orchestra.
Ralph H,ymrnn
Grafton success in Life, '.............B {. Caew
OTerture-"The Fiddlcroi St WAIST, ...... Hsaa'i
Opera House Orchestra.
The various numbers were admirably
performed and warmly applauded, and
everybody left the hall satisfied. The
Linsly is in a fourishing condition a Il
next term will have more students than
ever.
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THE JUNE REsE
mall, but Thankfully Ecoeived-River


mall, but Thankfully Ecoeived-River
Notes.
TIE June freshet has come and the men
Of the river will rejoice at the disappearance
81 the bars which had begun to shoot out.
\ fair boating stage will come and the
over ports will get all the coal they want
Yesterday was busy day with the coal
operators, says n Pittsburg exchange, and
eyerysody about the Coal Exchange seemed
plsu of the recent rise in the river. They
lad all ,heir boats at work and were towing
he coal from the pools as rapidly as posi-,
bic. Early in the morning Walton and
Wood sent two large fee,s down the Ohio
more were sent last night and large par.
Ser will go Cdt this mornict If there
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A New saloon.

Last evening, a society reporter dropped
into the neat and handsomely furnished bar
room of Thomas +. HOwley at the west
corner of Chapine and Sixteenth street
opposite the Capitol The smiling eOun-
tenance Of VIM. Foster besmed from be-
hind the counter and greeted the news
6end with a resigned countenssce and
handed out the usual ration Of liquid dew.
While drinking the health appetizer, the
reporter glazed casually around at
the fixtures in the room
and was surprised at the elegant appear
ance displayed By the finishing of the fix.
lures in black walnut The walls also were
hung with tasty pattern of paper and or
namented with several handsome engrav-
ings The bar is stocked with the choicest
liquors and brandieS, while both Reymann
and Schmulbaeh's beer is kept constantly
on tap. Drop around and see the boys,
aud rest assured you viii be treated eourte
ously.
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THE CAraEpRAL FESTIVAL.
Doines of Last Night-Free Admission To-
ufeiit.

Doines of Last Night-Frce Admission To.
night.
This viii be the last night of the Cathe'
dral festival at the Capitol and as there
will be no admission fee, large crowd is
expected. Last night the attendance was
very good and many articles were disposed
of. Four raffles took place and resulted as
follows:
Carriage robe, for q baby, drawn by G.
T. BeIl, with No. los.
Pair Of slippers won BY No. IS, held BY
Monsignieur Sullivan.
silk piano stool cover, by Miss Maggie
Williamson, with No ll0.
Embroidered sofa pillow, drawn by NJ. J
O'Kane, with No. 80.
Tonight the other raffleswtll be held and
the contests decided. The contests for the
watches and for the gold headed cane may
be continued ior another week,
NOTES
Free tonight
Mr.. Mulligan bought the elegant plush
bible.
TIE handsome slipper watch case was
disposed of.
Frank Updegraff has charge of the Gu
riosity Shop.
The Young ladies in charge of the fancy
stand work hard and are making money
Energy will tell.
The panels, in oil, presented by the sis
tiers of Mt de Chantel, are greatly adm red
and they deserve it.
DR.. Caddle purchased the beautiful hand
painted handkerchief case which was on e.
bibition at the fancy stand.
Father Dehan was presented, by the
voung ladies at the fancy stand, with a
handsome perfume case for cash.
At Bishop kain's table are many choice
and elegant cakes, fruits, candies and CON
dictionaries of all kinds Birch beer will be
on sale al this table tonight.
Something that has been overlooked is
the stove pipe" hat at the fancy stand
Here is chance for somebody. 1t is tor
sale. You can try it before you buy it.
The lemonade stand did a rushing bust
ness last night and the young ladies in
charge were accordingly happy. They have
worked hard to make q success of their
well" and to say they have done we'll is
but mildly expressing their success. And
no wonder they have made their conner
such place of resort. 1t isn't the lemon
ade altogether that brings so many yeung
men around, but, as q little bird whispered
in our ear, it is the young ladies themselves
who are so charming and accommodating.
Boys, do not fail to turn to your left as you
enter the House of Delegates, and partake
of the cool and refreshing drink, which is
served by such dainty hands.
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asking Tor sathortysss .dvssiss q 81
and secure specifications fdrtbe erection OF
new sections resideBce st the Peninsula
Cemetery. Adopted as re.d. .,.,.,
A communication from tse Ghsl Aerseai
of the Fire Department, asking the comm
nation of the following frenen; y. v.
Ankle, Assistant Marshal second district;
Milton Parker, extraman at the United en-
CINE house, vice Chas. Kleivis, promoted to
the position ofengineer; VIM. Ricketts,, ex-
traman at Atlantic, vice Richard Baker. re-
signed; John Shellhase, extrsman at hope
hose house The appointments were con-
ffmed.
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THE STATE SECURE.


Bond of the state Bank-AnOuli Oh De
posit.
Everybody about the State House yesier'
day was feeling good over the safety of the
deposits, by the State, in the State Bank of
Charleston, which closed its doors the day
before. .-
I'VE will never be caught again in such
a fix as by the Merchants Bank in 1878,
when the State lost $40, 900" said one of the
officials.
Our bond, of that bank, is very strong"
said Auditor Miller The bondsmen are
+. S. Arnold, Z. B. knight, Isaac n. Smith,
Vim. E. Truslow and W. s. Laidley. The
bond is $4,000 and our deposits are S.
054.S2, so we are perfectly safe. The de-
pOsits can only be three-fourths Of the bond,
BY law r..
when was that law passed.
an 1871 AT that time we prepared a
new and perfect bond and we changed the
bond of every depository, Just as matter
Of preeautiOn."
Of course the State is perfectly secure
and win not lose cent by the assignment
Of the State Bank
r ~
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THE CANDIDATES

Which ever Of these may be selected, the
result will be materially the same.
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COURT CASES.
Arguments, Continuances and Decisions
at Yesterdays Session.

Arguments, Continuances and Decisions
at Yesterdays Session.
All of the Judges were present yesterday
and the following business was transacted:
Bennett VS.. Singer Machine Co., from
Lewis county. Appeal and supersedeas
granted; bond $4,000
Ayres VS. Blair, from Richie. Petition
for rule refused.
James Stealey and Benjamin Engle were
admitted to practice.
Miller Auditor VS. Buchanan, assessor.
Answer fled and case will be argued on
June l9.
Coleman vs.. W. Va. o. 4 o. L. Co.
Argued and submitted.
j. H. Nuzum VS. Rawley Morris, from
Wet7el Submitted
A. S. Core VS.. j. P Strickland, from
Richie Continued.
T. Probst VS. Braeunlich l. Co., from
" \ Submitted.
"g'~i w r,'nore VS.. Benz. Johnson, from
Wetzel. Submitted. ,,ho-. Of 81 from
State, for usevs, JOS l..
Richie Submittsd
Court adjourne4 until Monday.
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Auction sale OF Gold and silver Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry and silver Plated
Ware.
In order to close out the assigned stock
of Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds and Silver
Plated Ware before the lst of July will
have two auctions daily at the store, 1904
Market street, beginning at aud o'clock
?, ~, on Saturday, the 18th Of June, 1854
These are no auction goods but regular
goods, such as are kept in any regular
store, and viii be positively closed out to
highest bidder, as the store is rented from
the LIST of July. Ladies are invited to at
tend afternoon sales. All goods guaranteed
as recommended. Come early and get bar
gains. H. Horkheimer assignee for H
Weller
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KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheriff
just Receiving

Another lot of carriages, jump seats, two
ard three spring phaetons dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggies; al full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money than ever before offered in Wheeling.
Call, see and price at J. W. Ferrefs, corner
Main and Twenty-frst streets.
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AOther Novelty Just Received.
Patent Water Bottles by JACOB
". GRUBB. The JeWeler.
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA, l 30 A N
For the Tennessee and Ohio VALLEY local
showers followed by fair weather north to
east winds; higher barometer; stationary
temperature in Tennessee; cooler weather
in the Ohio Valley
For the Lower Lake iair weather with
wind, slight changes in temperature Cool
and fair weather indicated for the Ohio
Valley aud Lower lakes, Sunday.
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The Great Crowd

that throng our Millinery Department every
Saturday night are not disappointed but go
away satisfied with our goods and eur prices.
The great crowd tonight will be more than
satisfied by what we have done for then. in
the low prices made on these goods. Z. NJ.
McGillin A Co.
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jon lot of &, 900 worth of Mems Clothing
Sought at 80 cents on the dollar AMI will br
sold the same way. Call aRd see az your
sell. BY J. W. FrRErII,
Cor. Main and Twenty.fiS SE
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Mbeelin9 Re9isten
SATURDAY, JUNE IL, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
l. s GOOD 4 CO. sell Dry Goods the cheapest
Index to New Advertisements.

Rreech-I.oading Gums G. Dillon
Time Table-B. & o. Railroad Third
Page.
To the Voters of Clay District.
You Want Them just NOw-Logan L
Co
Wanted-CanvasSers.
Lost Loeket Watch Charm Il Local
Page.
10 Druggists Daniel Cox Local
Page.
Turtle SOup-Edward Blattnerr-lLocal
Page.
Buggies, Phaetons and Damaged Goods
i " Ferrel
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affords US as much pleasure as in making
low prices on goods, and, slthough our par
poses for next week viii sppsar in another
issue Of this paper, yet there viii be much
to interest our friends to-day. as the usual
arrangements for low prices for Satur-
day trade have been made. & NJ McGillin
& Co.
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The Tribune and Trades Unions
10 the Editor Of The Register.

10 the Editor Of The Register.
| noticed this morning that the REGISTER
contained mention of the reference to tn
New York Tribune by Captain Dovener
the ratification meeting, while the lutell,
gercer said not word This was a signir
icant omission by our parry pape', but i
won't save the point. Captain ,Dovene
thanked God the New York Tribune was
for Blaine, but | say alas! that such paper
should support him. The Tribune is our
enemy. 1t has locked out union men from
its office and is known in every lodge room
of organized labor in the United States as a
rat paper. Yet Captain Dovener thanks
God it is with him He did
not do this ignorantlv or unwittingly,
tor he received, while at Chicago, petition
from Wheeling Union No. 70, of printers,
asking him to support a resolution censur
ing the Tribune Every lodge in the coun
try sent similar petitions, so it may not be
said Captain Dovener made that speech
through ignorance. Does he join the arts
tocratic Tribune against us! Did the In,
telligencer omit that part of his speech
to keep it from it's wQrkinsmen readers
We are engaged III an honorable warfare
against the Tribune and i Capia,u Dovene'
holds such sentiments he must be agaiSHs
us. The Tribune must open its office to Us
or our blows will reach everything it favors
even to Blaine himself Our rights are a.
stake.
A REPUBLICAN K. OF l..
WuEEIJSc lime IL
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oGnrisTs.
New York Dental: CtRDsm)
1850 Main ST.,
WhOe11nx.
.vITALlzEn AR GIVE
TEETH ExTRAcTRn
Without Pain.
Drs. Mccormick & bra

is sufficient watsf. The rise vas No, :
enough for the towing Of coal bo,,s
safety, bat there wss sufficient water {. va
lighter, craft. A member of the s,a We
Walton 4 Co. says there will be Owe, =
million and half bushels taken GU, o su y
MonongaheIa river during the rise '0e
TIE rivers reached their hiybas,
yesterday morning, the Allegheny sbdrra'
nine feet six iaches sad the Mopon,.r
eight feet three inches. The fall dnr;n. a
day was steady. A raft Meored in the i ne
gheny at the raaroad hridg. broke an.
and earned one d Lynn l. TO, barvss ..y
it. The barge was crushed and tba "s
went to pisces on apier q the Sixth ,,,. a
bridge. SIX RATS came down durio, !,
morning, bit were caught and landed =
the Park Pihter.
COAL FLEET.
The following vessels pared hi, -.
Yesterday en- route toe points below II
large tows of COAX Jim Wood, j..
Stone, Coal V,dley, Frank Gilmore FL
Jos. Walton, Ark, Coal City, Trans, E.
pefT1ise, neSottWti 'OuW%V' ~ /. WOOD
Jas. Gilmore, john Penny, Ella. Dick P1i'
ten, Thomas Dudsworth, Annie Robsr.
Percy Kelsey anf Veteran SerraI 9th,
boats passed this ity before dsyRsht yes,.r
day morning.
The Barnard arrived froriabelow 9Th IL.
El4ine in tow, which, boat hsd her sS,s
broken.
Tie big Joe williams passed up yes,er.
dry
Capt. c. Mong arrived FROM, Cumberland
yesterday. to superinteud"the loading Of !,
barge with nails at oar mills, belonging n
Grays Iron Line.
The river was rising rapidly 1T dari l.s
night, with II feet ? inches of water in the
channel.
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A Tin Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ScheuAer, Of Pleas,u.
Valley, will celebrate their Tin wedding newt
Monday evening at their residence on the
national pike. A large number Of Wheel
iugiies will be present and participate ia
the festivities Of the occasion.
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JUsr received for the Fourth Of July
trade 400 boxes Fire Crackers and 100
gross Flags, assorted sizes, at G. S. Feenys,
l4lO Main street.
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KnaxsLr. the Peoples choice for Sheriff:

MORNING Glory Baking Powder makes
nice light white biscuit Sold by all leading
grocery dealers. G. s Feeny, proprietor,
l4lo Main street.
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FoR slightly damaged carpets at two.
thirds Of their FIRST cost 20 to j. W. Ferrel.
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at soc each will make one of the a,trac-
tons for our Saturdays trade, E. NJ Nc
Gilhn 4 Co.
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FoR a big ~lass Of beer 60 to N. Hearn,
or ner of Market AID Twenty-fourth streets.
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to make our Hosiery ami Glove Stock yer,
attractive, both in quality and prices Tor To-
day 3 trade. f. NJ. McGillin 4 CO..
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KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheris.
KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice fas ShehT.

FoR spring wagons, buggies and car.
riaxes, all warranted, go TO J. ". Tcrrel
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WHEN We thirst call on NJ. Hearn corner
of Market and Twentyfourth streets.
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Routine wor<.

The report Of the joint meeting Of the
Committees on Cemeteries and Health,
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KIXaxRLr, the Peoples choice for Sheriff.
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FoR bottled beer. ale and porter call on
N. Hearn, corner Market and Twenty
fourth streets.
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NV HDVGRTIsEMGKIs.
TO DRUGGISTS.

Y Csf-A LOCKET wATCH-CHARM, oAn
i 4 On one side and cameo on The other. ~, "a
der win please icavr nj this oihoe PiN
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HAVE FOR SALE A COMPLETE OUTFIT
i for drug dofe, including pls 'ou Ilsp - -
cIa,s condition; also iease for storr .osn ior se
yes.c VIVA MI the stook IN vhple 90 Ia Pbrt ~
pers1n desiring to start IN ~ drug can
Is 10 80 per cent by calling 90 DANihL ~, ~
1918 Market street, two door telos hoA"f' ""''H
teitrseAd
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KIMBERLY, the peoples choice tor Shera
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We Have Not Negler ed,

KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice str Sheriff
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Our unInnndrInd shIrt.

KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheriff.
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Nothing

KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheriff
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KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheriff.
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KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheri

INIUNHNT'T VI'V NIIV' Q TOE UIIUI tn
For wash dress goods at ) cents yard
worth 10, go to wv. FERREL.
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GOSSIP AND GOSsIPERS.

KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheriff.
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KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice for SheriA

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VOTE for Kimberly Delegates to-day.

KIMBERLY, the Peoples choice fep Sheriff
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A brutal ACT.

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KnBERLY, the Peoples choice for Sheriff
, 1884-08-03

G. z. Rainuater, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee of the St. Louis Cattle
Association, has issued the following
letter circular to the cattlemen Of the
country 4:
The value of cattle in the United States
is estimated at over 81 900, 0O0. 700. and
the capital invested in lands, fences, and
barns for their raising and care would be,
at the least, as much more. It is propos-
ed to hold z National convention. No
vember II next, at st. Louis, 10 form a
permanent organization for the protection
and advancement of this great industry.
There are many questions-especially in
the country west of the Mississippi river,
on the great plains-that can best be met
by the united action of cattle owners and
%ranchmen. The use of public lands, ma
tional legislation concerning homesteads
and prescriptions, quarantine against dis
eased stock, cheaper railway ~freights, i'm
provement of breeds, etc, etc, will natur-
ally fall within the scope of the ~organiza-
ton.
About three hundred delegates from
the country west of the Mississippi will
be present. and perhaps from 5000 to
10000 cattle men; and it is thought the
meeting will prove one of the most inter-
esting and important ever held in this
country. Some of the most prominent
business men of st. Louis have organized
a citizens executive committee for the
reception and entertainment of the cattle
men during the convention, and have ar
ranged an extensive and elaborate pro-
gramme covering the five days hat the
visitors are expected to be in the city.
The programme embraces an address of
welcome BY the Governor Of Missouri and
the Mayor of st. Louis, and speeches by
other prominent men, and will also include
a grand banquet, military review, steam
boat excursion, grand old fashioned barbe-
cue and picnic, beside theatrical, musical
and other entertainments, to include a visit
to the stock yards, parks and other places Of
interest in and about the city. The COM
mittee will also present to each visitor at
tending the convention a handsome SOU
venir medal, with the compliments of the
city of St Louis. in honor of the First
National Cattle Mems Convention.
The railroad and transportation COM
mittee will make satisfactory arrange
ments with railroad and steamship com
panies for the transportation of those at
tending the convention.
We desire to extend a cordial and press
ing invitation to all countries throughout
the world that are interested in cattle
growing to send a delegation to this grand
meeting 1.-Two stock associations are
especially invited to cooperate in the
great movement by appointing representa-
tives to come here and join in making the
First National Convention of Cattle Men
one Of the largest and most important
ever held in the world.
, 1884-08-03

From the renver News.
Colorado cattle men are not much cha
grined over the low price of beef. They
seem to think that the Texas fever scare
will have a decidedly good effect and that
prices will go up.
The gathering Object on the range will
commence on and after August !, says the
Colfax County, N. NJ. StocIman. The
first shipment will not be so good as those
that will go later. Cattle will put on fat
but slowly until the grass has cured on the
stem and the weather has become cooler.
A large number of cattlemen we're in
Denver yesterday, and nearly every sec
ton Of the State was represented at the
meeting of the fence committee at the
rooms Of the State Cattle Growers As
ISOLATION. m talks with a Nelos reporter
not one of them expressed any fear of
serious results from the alleged Texas
fever, which is prevailing East and South
Of Colorado,
, 1884-08-03
Enjoying Their Vacation.

The party of young ladies consisting of
the Misses Helen McCrum, Estelle Bull
lock, Mary Sanders, Belle Martin and
Kate Quinby, who went to the ranch Of
Mr.. A. Martin, near Egbert, to spend a
short vacation, have been heard from.
They are enjoying the vacation very much
and are learning to become equestriennes
very fast. On Friday they went over the
Grow creek on a little supplemental picnic
and yesterday went down to Pine Bluffs.
Mr.. A. Martin and r L. Tracy went
down to Egbert on Friday evening, and
yesterday Willie Whipple and Lockwood
Hebard started for the same place on their
bicycles. The two Misses Douglass are
down there, and altogether there is quite a
party of them around the classic shades Of
Egbert. They viii all return Tuesday or
Wednesday.