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TO LET for the season, furnished oOt,sse d =
Apply TO
mye,l6.23-St Lawrence. Mass
TYP 5000 FEET.
Oos T nEEE Gr p "A "a An S,, oAELANn
,, WHITHIN TIE FAMOUS GRADE sB.-rIoN
sfas SS Ribs THf t dR Bt Of RRN ND
MI NL,,hs LIMITED EXPRtSs TRAINS STOP.
ni II
mese lovely twin resorts are beyond all com s--Ak1
train service and surroundings of any east Of the
Leave Washington sf,er late breakfast. Arrive at
afe , , r.rS Tor early dnner Lave Baltmors after
lag trains are equally favorable. Leave Deer Park
AFTER Sreakf,st arrive al Washington for early din
lg,om Tor early supper There Is also night express
TKIPLE DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
pasr psrt - ,d nised for chicago and Norhwet via
m, arriving at Chicago next morming at 40 a M,
quicker than any other limited n. and o. Limited
and Oakland leaves Washington $50 nm. arrive
Sinsinnsm 45 four hours faster than any other
uhiitM - LOUIS $50 pm, an hour faster than any
MAGNIFICENT TRAINS THROUGH WITHOUT
BUFFET. SLEEPING. PARLOR, FAMILY, ROOM
SEASON OPENS June o.
NO FLIES FEVER 10 nM99s S Z NO HAY
Deer Park and Oakland. the being but six miles
connectns them viii be Under the chamns sTT
Mr. WI Walker, who in his two seasons manage
ment OF Deer Park made many enthusiastic friends OF
the glorious resorts among Washingtonans All com
munications should be addressed W. J. Walker
Queen City Hotel, Cumberland Md, up 10 JnHe Is
and after that date either Deer Park oakland Md
Rates. S6O. SO and 500 per month according 10 To-
cation. Diagrams of floors and rooms open at b & O.
Ticket Office. 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania ave. The
IL and D. Company has spared no expense in render
Ing Deer Park and Oakland the leading Mountain Re-
sorts OF the east and for the of S. the attrac
tons will be of character not hitherto equalled aud
the cuisine of both hotels will be uneNceed The
finest place tor chiidden in the land m5uIh.s teSo
OCEAN HOUSE, -
" Spring Lake Beach Monmouth CO.. Nv~4
J., will open June l. 1850 Mrs. NJ. +. BIZ L
VINE, 1928 Spruce ST., Philadelphia, Propri.Iress.
my2lth,s,tu,5t
rAPE NAY, N J. NEW CONGRESS HALL
~ SEASON 1855, OPENS JUNE Il.
This leading house built entirely of brick has been
reprinted and renovated throughout. No A.,
pains will be spared TO keep mp the good SrMAS
reputation of previous seasons. Passenger -..ly
elevator. Electric bells in each room. Fire escapes
on esch floor.
Music by the Germania orchestra, OF New York
under direction Of Prof Joyce.
Terms moderate.
Rooms may be engaged by addressing
CHARLES DUFFY. Proprietor.
Late of Continental Philadelphia and stockton Cape
May Until June l-At l140 N Thirteenth St, Pha-
dephia- After June lat Cape May, -.
mylS-s ,tu .tE-2m
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'T'Hos. Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate AnctioIe.,-

IRUsTEES' SALE OF SQUARES 542 AND ss-.
ANn ALL OF SQUARE 5s8 ENCEP1' FoGIH
BE virtue of a deed OF trust dated juno csth -
81 uulN recorded In Liner No 853 folio r. o.
49, Iie oi te land records the District Of 90 -
ola ana 10y direction OF the party thereby secured
e uluefsgned Will sell at public auction IN ffont IA
y, III, on IfI itSDAN JUN r. FOt' RTH ls.<6
a.. O'clock A. NJ. all of squares numbered 3 ~
T r9Tled ana y-,wo (5i2l and five hundred and
iuiH,e"teh Ao}sl, and all of square pumbs rel Gxs
stnuioa ana fortN-siN lpI6l except lots namhsS.a
e,sht.eh 81 nineteen uei, twenty 2o) and tweftv-
OF. - , situated In the city of Washington Uisfurt
o 1oiulna This property VIII sld subject 10 All
49, anu asS'~Sln''ttS, general and special aua a
ST. enie theie'f viii be exhibited the siay of sale
eiihs; pne-iiiird OF the purchase money in ga N
anu tue otlahcc IN two equal iistamrnts I'm six a,d
tN'iNe months from the ,lav sale for ublrh f4,e
hot'S on the purchaser, barring Interest nj N rats a
I'm per cent per anIlnm from dy of SALE anc sea1fed
p 1e' ot trust on the property sold will taken or
~, S,sS a. tle option OF the purchaser depos a
S'o oh each parcel sold will he required al The ftse
III si' ana All conNeyancC ana recording viii b al
purchaser cost IL me el sale are not ,onpiies
Win an Ten days rom day sale the property Will ~
resoid AT The risk and cost uf The efaulting
a. A. JAMES,
o, slLNESrER II. BoARMAN
my -odNds Trustees.
A.
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y BEAUTIFUL CARD in each pound package
"Enterprise' coffee.
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INfUMAS DOWNING AuctIoneer
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON, DC

Under and 10y virtue OF the provisions OF the ast sH
Nj ana testament of Thomas Weaver late of - Il
Washington District of Columbia admitted to- FL
PROBATE April -, iSNl, and recorded in will hook Eo
- lolios 100 d., the Undersigned executor Nil
OTTER az public auction the following property har,D-
any. T described on Fra DAY, MAY TWENTY SIC
IN u, 1879, al FIVE O'CLOCK. Lots D. - 26 ssud
=. IN Z. H. Nlltbugers subdivision of square 4a2
lot 20 has front OF % feet 10y depth OF l55 and
Lots 70, -, and % have each a front of rs feet b.
depth Of lng feet
and AT III ALF-PAST FTVEo'CLoCE. SAMEDAy,
LOIS ol ana o. IN Hawes subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant containing q: 4SS square feet each Lot 90 il tn-
proved 10y a comfortable Brick dwelling.
lsills col ~ai" on each property sold one-thrd cash.
ana me residue NJ Two equal payments and
Year, Win interest AT six per cent per until
PA ana secured 10y aueed of trust. All CONVEX anclus
aiid recording at purchasers odeIost reQufp<
On ea.h piece oil property at the time of sale
my s-dts ROBERT II. WEAVER Exautof
Re- THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the rain. until FRIDAY. NAY
IMENIl NINTH same hour and place.
ny23-dts ROBERT II. WEAVER Executor
For Other Auctions See 9Th Page.
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LIGHTNING Rops and electric work by
j. III. kuehIing. 40 10Th ST. N. W
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
OF town; 1927 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

Use THE "Ehterrrise' Pure Roasted coffee
Packed in pound packages.
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IsDonsrD BY TIE Wonrn
: F. I T.. II j e E... B 20 ::
3 Enf B H TIT TIT EEEE ERR s~s .
IL f + + IT, f. + il / :: :. !.
A DOUBLE DIsTILLATIoN OF MANY OF TH &
BEST GERMAN HERES.
Making this the most Reliable Tonic ever placed be-
NESS. GENERAL DEBILITY, MALARIA bis
EASES, Ere.
The high character of the many testimonies
awarded this preparation have never been equalsa-
We refer with pleasure 10 the following:
SISTER MARY, LADY SUPERIOR IN CHARGE
Institution of the Notre Dame. Baltimore, Says
We have used "Dr Petzolds German Buffers" In THIS
institution for a number of diseases and complaints
Chills Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite and General De
biilv and lind IL an unrva.d remedy for these
iiaints, and thorough tonic for those whose systesa
requires speedy building ap.
take great pleasure in recommending "Dr. Pee
zold's German Btters" as medicine of inertia
WILLIAM T. JAlNES
Pastor of Wolfe-Street l. NJ Church. Talto.
CHARLES L. RDBEkTS, Attorney General 81
Maryland, writes;-At the request of friend n-
duced Try "Dr. Petzolds German Bitters atonlR
found To be in all respects all that claimed for
it. IL is also very agreeable in and excez
JAMES Gibbons, Archbishop OF Baltimore, says
that he tried "Dr Peizolis German Bters, and hnos
70 be pleasant and efficient Tonic and AppetiIer
HON. FEkDiNANDC {. LATRoBt, Mayor OF Balt-
more. says:I concur in the mnIendation Of do.
Petzolds German Bters." and have doubt that the
preparation VIII JUSTIFY the many endorseents %
those who have used H.
HON. ROBERT NJ McLANE, Governor Of Mary
land. writeS-I have given "Dr Petzold German BIZ
tiers" trial and glad ID add my testimony 20 itand
can cheeTfnlly recommend IL rs pure and p eassIt
Tonic and Appetizer. mylO
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Use Barkley's Enterprise roasted coffees.
PALACE ORGANS ut FACTORY PRICES-Only
$40 cash and - monthly buys a handsome
organ for your home +. c. SMITH,
1903 PENNSYLVANIA ave
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- JTLIrs LASsBrReH. a15 eth street

LIGHTNING RODS manufactured and repaired
j. III. kuchling, 4 IL 18th st. u. W.
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For WALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES. &c, go
TO T. W. Henderson & Co.'S. 11l3 st. NV.
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"ESTEEPRIsE" roasted coffee, for sale by 20
grocer.
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ASK your grocer for ENTERPRISE Roasted
l'l1ff.a
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RICYCLIST SERIOUSLY INJCREp.-Yester-
day afternoon Mr.. r.. ~ Byrnes. a bicycliSt, ran
l1to a car -; the street line AT the corner of
4 and 18th streets and thrown under the
wheels. receiving severe cuts ON his arms. He
was taken 10 the Emergency hospital where his
wounds were dressed, and was removed to
his home. 81. X street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

THE REST AT OAKLAND.-AttentiOn Is
called of those proposing To spend the summer
In the mountains, 10 the advertisement OF the
well known in Washington society. The house
j. new, with gas and hot and cold water, and
situated =, 80 feet above tide.
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TESuRs JCWtltT 1euu. ave.
Gents vest chains and charms 81 to SIS.
Handsome New Styles i'm Light
Derbys at 81, S1.25, $1.5O, 50 and $3.50 at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H. 1
a3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. s&w-3m
Prof. 4. ID. Chandler.
Brookhaven, Miss, says: 81 was cured of Tor
pidity of the Liver and Bowels aud Paralysis,
by DIR. Kennedy's 'Favorite Remedy" 60
Go to Weser's. 1116 E st. NV. for Crab Meat
by the quart or gallon. CLAIMS, Oysters, hard
and soft shell Crabs of the best quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

FOi. MONDAY. AND ONLY FOR rHE DAY. ~
f0iIOwin-- series of specialtics will be offered:
All of our furniture linens, 30 inches wide, 45c,
price reduced from 1OC-; Jacquard furniture
covering, 41c., reduced from 6oc.; $3.50 English
rugs. largest size. lJo, reduced from $3.50
DadO shades. complete. with all the fixtures
soc. former price Slo0; straw mating, in
magnificent STYLES of fancy. at lSc. UDdOubt-
eddy offer the greatest inducements Of any
house in the city.
IIIII-s La NSEI-RGu. 31:o eth street
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GENUINE DANFoRTH FLUID can only be oh
tanned at W. ). jerks Il Cos, III 9Th street.
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AUCTION SALES.
NyEEKs q co, Auc,,oneer.


w EST1Ri sToCK. FIXTURES. &C.
a a"ran iii TGtSsa aSRSINS NAY Tvs
TN->INTH. at TIN O'CLOCK, Tuft's Soda Meter
&s Of svsry N ys sn%eFi asd ns% se
Scales, two candy Furnaces. Marble caniy s.sss.
goods used In the business. 10 be pere ngtostly
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
FINE SADDLE AND DRIVING MARE. FAST.
KIND AND GENTLE
ON TUESDAY MORNING, NAY TWENTY.
SIXTH. at TWELVE o'CuoCk NOON we viii seIi
IN 'front.' OF our auction rooms. OH and north
One Fine Saddle and Driving Mare.
r ras' kind and gentle has been driven by lady ne
- Sdosn ANn RACK BUILDING DwFII.InG,
ain An H srI s hSRk sNaKTn hErMlsy
OF WASHINGTON " -
nisrc Of cnmS,s na .e nv EN-, ssrr Of -
Of NoNsnher. lisa. in Equity Cau~e No piec IL
prsmise TrtspAG, THI sfo n ,rg paI y ne
ysr,l fsSo At oC1ok Y NJ. all that pieces
OF Inc western half of Tot Nc In square No STA de-
inches from the at point I. feet 50
nnnnng thence northw.stery alone the line OF New
with said avenue 60 the line 81 sad Lot and me
public alley thence sonthwesterly along the said alley
lot ana thence parallel with the western lille OF aid
lot TO the said avenue and the place of heginn NIX
The lot fronts les feet Sis inches New N,rk ave.
nus with an average depth Of los feet a alley
anu y improved by trceStory mont with two-sierv
bsch huiding, conia ming nine rooms besides hatii-
room ana water hydrant on two fossrs
Wei water I'm kitchen; gas throughout
Terms: onethird cash; the balance in two efrri
inStailments I'm six and twelve months with nsfs-s
bearing interest and secured by deed 81 trust all
cash, 81 option OF purchaser An conveyansing aud
recording At cost of purchaser IL the terms of sale
are MOI computed with In seven DAYS the prtperfy 10
he sold at risk and cost OF the detailing purci sser
deposit OF 500 required al time ofsale
Administrator, &c. ESTATE Of J. p Mexican oacea-.d
my23,2s .:soSds
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REMOVAL TO REnurLp
June we will move to 94l PENNSYLVANIA
avenue 10 rebuild on present locality,
and until that time We will offer our stock OF
Plated Tea Sets, soup Tureens, Berry Bowls,
Cake and Card Baskets Vegetable, Baking
and Butter Dishes, Candelabra Casters
French Marble. Gilt and Brass Manuel
Clocks, Brass Mirrors Sconces Candlesticlxs
&c, &c, al greatly reduced prices for cash
HARRIS SHAFER,
JEWELLERS,
my11-3m 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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MoRELL, 9Th ST., every style of show cases. Try!
PURCHASE YOUR TRUNKS direct from the New
York Trunk House, and you Will save 40 per
cent. 924 eth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

NEw DRUG SToRE.-Cio TO the Arlington drug
store. corner OF Vermont avenue and street.
See special Notices"
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A NEEDED CAUTIOS.-There will be imita~
tons of successful articles and that most re-
rnarkable of all floor coverings, "Linoeum, is
no exception. Beyond all controversy, the SUI
peTiCrity of the Amer lean make OF these goods
i proven The best English goods never reach
this market for the high quality of the Ameri-
can goods completely supersedes them. All
Garnet dealers keep IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

THE PARK HoTEL.-In past years the Park
hotel at Wiliiamsport. Pa, has been fayOriee
summer resort for Neutrality-suspicious.. The hotel
is Eow open Tor the reception of summer guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

Frank. jeweler and optician, 457 Penn. ave-
Gents vest chains and charms 81 TO SIS.
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MoRELL, 9th St. 100 cigars 50 80 to 50.
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"ENTERPRIsE" Roasted CoTees.
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OUR IMPROVED NAPoR STOVE will not get
Out OF order. ~ Eberly & Sons, us 9TH street
northwest a. =,
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LADIES. ATTENTION.
LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ. ]. PRANDL
1909 STREET
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE AGENCY, Al 18th.
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Prof. 4. ID. Chandler.
W W W H II TIT ZEE
W WWWW HH + T En-
WV 4 Il Il + ZEE
PpP / 3 3 M MMMMMM EE ssss
+ ILL uu 4 n ZEE ssss ::

WE HAVE SEVERAL DOZEN FINE WHITE
PLUMEs, WHICH WE WISH TO DISPOSE OF
AND WE HAVE MARKED THEM DOWN so
THAT THEY CANNOT FAIL TO ATTRACT AT
TENTION. THERE ARE THREE QUALITIES.
AND THE FOLLOWING IS THE REGULAR
REGULAR s1.9s PLUMEs REDUCED TO 81 .4s.
REGULAR S29s PLUMES REDUCED TO S225.
REGULAR 1898 PLUMEs REDUCED TO 1926.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

II TITLE BoAR'S HEAD IA
IL NEW HAMPSHIRE. vA$
TO LET for the season. a furnished Cotta.c oi a
rooms, overlooking the ocean.
Apply TO
N @. WHITE.
mye.l6.2 3-st Lawrence Mass
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NUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

FINE SADDLE AND DRIVING MARE FAST,
KIND ANHsENTIE
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PONPADOuR BANGS SHINGLED p AN(,S
These styles never need oe in the hairdresser hands:
Bangs Shingled. an3Sma
IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC
CHAMPAGNiS AND CORDIAIS
French Clarets 1878, - and so per Dozen Cali.
forna Wines imported directly. Nap Iinfiniell Ste
per gallon. VICTOR ROUX ITI? Penn ave
Agents Tor first-class houses. Bordeaux, Burgundy
ChampaZnes nnd CogDAc Via 40 Ioutes sories en-
caisscS. IN Is.C,nS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

WAYLAND SENINAkY.-The anniversary ex
ercises OF Way land seminary takes place newt
week, beginning with an exhibition of the in
dustriai department on Monday from Q to 10
o clock T.. IN. There VIII be literary exercises AT
T. M wednesday evening at Calvary BAPTIST
church the graduating exercises of the normal
and Theological departments take place On
Thursday there will be a reunion OF the Alumni
tiyai A~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

A SUIT GROWING OUT OF BIGELOws De
FALCATIoN.-The National Bank of the Re
public filed bill III equity Yesterday against
Benz. F. Bigeiow, Chas. +. Henry. Thee 5
Bum and the Consolidated Ronces Valley
Silver Mining Company, in order to subjec
certain RonceS Valley mining stock 10 tn,
Judgment of the bank ior $4,000 agains
Hi-eiDw, its defaulting cashier, now under
sentence. The bill sets out BigelOw is til,
true owner OF certain certificates of stock nov
claimed by Bunn and asks that this stock ma,
be placed in the hands OF a receiver and sole
for the benefit of the bank.
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fast, kind and gentle has been driven by a lady. me
property Of an army officer ny2:l4
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my11-3m 1113 AVENUE
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JERy1IIAH HAYES RELEASED.-ChiefJ Justice
Cartier resumed the hearing to-day of the case
charge OF horse stealing. for whom a requisition
had been received from West Virginia. After
farther argument by Mr.. D. L. Cahil for HAYES
and Mr. Coyle for the state. the court decided
the papers imperfect and discharged Hayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-23

SHE DID 1T WITH HER LITTLE HATCHET-
tc.la " I>e. Il cOlOred woman. WAS before Judge
Smell to-day for cutting Mary Brooks across the
band with a Ratchet. and the charge was sub
Stantiated by several witnesses. Celia had sew
er&l yards OF dirty rags around her head. and
claimed that She was assaulted by several girls
with an axe. TIE judge ordered her to remove
the rags. which she did, and no Signs of bruise
appeared. Celia was fined $40 or 90 days in
JAIL
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on TUESDAY MORNING, NAY TWENTY.
SiNlH. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON will sen
IN front ofour auction rooms aud ID stree north
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WALNUT MARBLE-ToP CHAMBER SUITES, ten
pieces with mirror on the waShstand, Sis; wal
nut nlarble-top sideboards, $40; walnut hail
stands So: walnut center tables. 81; lounges.
So: mahogany finished chamber suites. ten
pieces $50: ash suites. ten pieces, $50: walnut
wardrobcS, SI4. The prices we quote are 10 to
- per cent less than any other mouse m. Id.
DfTun's furniture warehouse, 81 9TH ST. NV.
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THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROSS.-A BAN
quet and reception WAS given last evening at
the Hili1nan house by resident members of the
Order of the Golden Cross IL the supreme COM
mandery Of the order. very pleasant must
cal and literary entertainment was given in
which Mrs. Powell. Mrs. Belle Graham DR.
Frank White, f. Z. Jewell, X. h. Graham and
Eugene Barbour took part. j. j. Brooks acted
as master of ceremonies. An address of wei
come by G. T. Pitten was responded to by DR..
J. d. Young. Toasts We're responded to by j. u.
Morgan, OF Tennessee, the founder Of the order;
Dr. Edward HartshOrn, w. r. Cooper, WA
solomon, j.. ID. swain. r. l. Day, Octavius
Knight and Rev. f.. l.. Dolph.
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THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB HOCSE.-The Cos
mopolitan Club house, now being built at
Suinmys woods, will be ready for the reception
OF members on Decoration day. Its member
ship numbers already close on TO $50. 1t is to
be under tie management oil Mr.. Sidney Wills
late steward of the British legation. one of the
regulations TO be enforced is that ladies vii II i
bc admitted at any time unless accompanied
by member Through the week the house
will be- open to the public, but ON Sundays only
10 members.
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N-NItI LIks-,
I'll MARKET SPACE. ne
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( rHANCERH SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
~ STORY AND RACK Ri /. pl NJ; I,yyEII TsG
80 80, 40 MN YORK AVENUE. RFsrMEl.S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-12
THE NEW ROAD.
Chief Engineer Haywood viii Com
mence Locating at Once,

Capt. w. S. Haywood having been
appointed chief engineer of the new
road, reconnoiter of the adjacent
country is being made, preparatory to
the placing in the field on Monday or
Tuesday next of the surveying corps.
The engineer, accompanied by the
contractors, made survey OF the
county yesterday as far rs Sycamore
creek, or about three miles, and to-day
Capt. Haywood extends his reconnois-
sance some miles hey ond.
The necessary tents, teams and
camp equippage are being rapidly con-
centrated in preparation for the grand
commencement of construction within
tire next ten days, when work will be
pushed rapidly until connection IL
made with the Texas Central road
either at Waxahachie or elsewhere.
We are informed by the contractors
that not q moments delay will be
caused by the present attitude
of the people OF Waxahsehie, but the
surveying party will go rapidly for
ward and the construction OF the road
pushed to some point upon the Cen
trail. They, however, seem most con-
| fideut that those people will act favor
ably and promptly in this matter and
that no change in the original plan
will be ne cessitated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-12
GAINEsvILLE.
The Dexteiites Petition for a Local
Option Election.-o Drop Notes.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, June 1.-THE
o,t,yans ~ naxta- na,a,,horh,oa ,,a,,a
. $500 a ~, n''s AV ~" "oVu n"'e
presen.eu petitloh 10 the commis-
sioners' court for an order to put TO a
vote OF the citizens of precinct No.
tho question ~ whisky orrovh,s.
a, ~ "'
ky' Muon Oh tue trouble IN tnat local.
ity Is attributable to the sale of
whisky. Griffin Presslar, who has
taken active part In getting sigma.
lures, is a brother-in.Iaw OF the Gee
boys and Of Mrs. Ed Steen, whose hus.
band Ia now In the clutches of the law
He saws that whisky has been the ruin
of the youth around Delaware Bend.
and the occasion OF drawing desperate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-12

n Fort Worth really desires to ret lin
the trade OF this rich section which
abe has worked 30 nobiy to get che
had better take the adyice of THE GA
zEr-rE aud 30 on To Browns wood,
Unless she secured the immediate
building OF the Brownwood road, the
old lady on the Pea will swallow the
plum which the Fort has been 30 ten.
derby nourishing for several years
past. The Santa Fe viii te completed
TO this place by November.
Our new rolling-mill lie now ready for
the machinery. Our town boasts of
the two finest rolling-mills in Texas,
the best grain market and the best
grain In the state.
The wheat yield this year will not
fall short OF twenty-five bushels per
acre. The ost crop will average
sixty bushels and the other crops OF
small grain In proportion.
About sixty harvesters and binders
have been cold here this year.
The Brownwood Ice company has
completed their new $50, 900 factory
and Is now delivering ice TO our citi-
zens and neighborlng towns, II ia
said by those who know To be the
completest thing OF the kind In the
state.