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OVERWHELMED BY THE TORRENT.
ANOTHER MILL DAM GIVES WAY
The Prospects for the Irish Measures.
IMPENDING CONFLICT IN THE EAST
NEW YORK STREET CARS RUNNING.
What the Captain of the Oregon Says.
Conflict Between &; reece and Turk ey
Again Seemingly Inevitable.

special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, April 20.-Greece is still monopo-
LIKING the attention of foreign politics. All the
foreign correspondents again declare that "A
crisis is imminent Turkey is resolved not TO
submit to the strain any longer The garrison
has left Athens. The Greek army, according TO
Greek sources, will be raised within three days
10 10000 men. There are ugly rumors to the
effect that the powers cannot agree. The best
sources OF Information here indicate that the
frst hostile step will probably be the with
drawal by the powers OF their representatives
at Athens, and the second step the blockade of
the Greek iittoral. In any case a conflict seems
certain.
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Anairs I'm west washinxton.

NOTES.-POliceman Frank Burrows has been
detailed to do duty In the f1fth precinct. Enoch
Smith, the colored boy who was arrested here
on two or more charges, was sentenced to SIX
months In jail yesterday.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
ATT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature. 60: con-
83; condition at north connection, II; south
connection. g. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 50; condition ut tnfiuent gatehouse,
8; condition ~ ef1uent gatehouse, 8.
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CAPT. COTTIER'S STORY.
He COuld Have Sailed the Oregon to
New York If the Bulk heads were


LIVERPOOL, April 2O.-Capt. Cottier, of the
steamship Oregon, testified to-day during the
examination before the board OF trade into the
loss of his vessel. He said that at the time of
the collision the steamers lights were probably
visible for a distance OF SIX miles. The night, he
said, was frosty and clear. The aurora which
prevailed, however, would have rendered it diff
ncult to see the vessel ITSELF The captain de-
MED that the crew and firemen rushed into the
lile-boats ahead OF the passengers He added
that he tried to beach the ship. and said that il
sailed the Oregon into New York. As it was, il
would have been absolutely impossible to save
the vessel even if they had been able TO set the
sails; which, however, they could not do, be-
cause all the hands were engaged in the work
OF transferring the passengers from the sinking
ship,
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Killed With n Pom RNftle,

CHICAGO, April 2o.-Charies r.. Kyle, n
painter, who recently came to this city from
san Antonio, Ten, was killed last night in .
saloon row by being struck on the forehead
with pop bottle 10y the bartender. AN Italian
named Charles Sodini. The murderer was
Jailed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR
today contains an article on the river flats
Improvement, with map showing the true
situation Of the work; Attorney General Gar
lands testimony before the telephone commit
tee; the three men to be hanged in this Dis
trfct; the New York 7th regiment in 1861; yes
terday's base ball game; Geographic news, etc.
The advertisements are classified as follows:
Ladies' Goods, Educational, Financial, Hotels,
Dry Goods, Attorneys, House-furnishings, Sew
ing Machines, Gentlemen's Goods, Books,
Pianos and Organs, Family Supplies, Pro-
fessionai, Specialties, Dentistry, The Trades,
Medical, Undertakers, Potomac River Boats,
Steamers, Railroads, Wood and Coa;.
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Thrown Over m E,abank ment.
A FAST FREIGHT TRAIN wREckEp AND THREE

MEN BADLY INJURED.
PITTSBURG, April pa ;asi freight train
going east over the West rennsN lNania rail-
road, ran into an open switch near Harmans-
willie, Pa, twenty miles east of this city. about
daylight this morning, and was precipitated
over an cmbankmcnt. the entire train WAS
wrecked and the crew, consisting OF Engineer
Mcfarland, Fireman Maley and brakeman
Matthews, seriously and perhaps fatally hurt.
Their injuries were sustained in jumping from
the train. Medical aid was sent from this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

Sir Charles Dixie will make full statement.
at a public meeting on May Sd, II the Oueen's
proctor fails TO reopen the Crawford divorce
case previous to that date.
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TESP FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
Having decided to close out my Branch Yard, will
offer you from
100 to 100000 feet Georgia Dimension,
100 to 100000 feet Georgia Flooring
100 TO 300, 900 feet Virginia Joists
100 to 1OO,O 600 feet Virginia Boards
1OOt0 $4,000 feet Virginia Flooring,
$4,000 feet kilndried Flooring
100 to 10000 feet spruce Boards
100 to $50. 900 feet White Pine,
Shelving, Seconds, Selects and Uppers
100 to 10000 feet Cypress Boards.
100 to 10000 feet Poplar
100 to 10000 feet Walnut,
100 to 25.OOO feet Ash
$4,000 w. T. Shingles
$4,000 Cypress Shingles
Spruce Laths. White Pine Pickets and a large dry
stock of Mahogany. Quar-. Oak. Cherry etc, at much
less than market prices and large orders O special
discount.
Asking for your favors and a personal call, will
make 1t an object for you place your orders with
me.
WM R MCLEAN,
mh2A 18th and streets northwest
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut. Thomas M.
woodruff, 5th infantry, acting signal officer.
now at Vineyard Haven, Mass, has been Or
| dered to Nantucket and Thatcher's Island I'M.
DER special instructions from the chief signal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-20

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April 20.-The first
made here yesterday by the South Tredegar
works. The experimental cast of two gross
tons proved excellent steel on the rolls and
under all tests applied. The material used was
pig iron nom Cranberry ores, North Carolina,
and shows that ore TO be excellent steel mate
day. The success OF this experiment has caused
much qualification among southern iron mas
tern.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S214, 1856; customs, 1897 STA.

ABATEMENT OF DUrIEs.-The acting Secre-
tary Of the Treasury has authorized an abate-
ment Of duties on certain merchandise, which
while in bonded warehouse at Key West Fla,
was totally destroyed by fire on the 30th
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The Dakota Com mittee delegate.

LIVELY CONTEST AT TINE MEETING OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
LAST NIGHT.
There was quite a lively contest at the meet
ing of the democratic congressional committee
last hight. L. G. Johnson, who was chosen as
the delegate to the committee for Dakota, by
the territorial democratic committee. presented
his credentials, and Mr.. NJ. II. Day, the demo-
cratic national committeeman, challenged him,
asserting that he was not a democrat. A heated
discussion followed, Day making a vigorous
protest against Johnson's recognition. Finally
comnittee-Messrs. Wilkins, Murphy and
Lore-were appointed to report on Mr.. john
sons democracy. The true inwardness of the
fight is the bitterness over the admission of the
territory to the Union. The charge that John
son is not a democrat is based upon his having
attended a republican convention in the terri
tory two years ago.
johnson represents the democrats who are
opposing the division OF the territory, and are
not friendly to its admission at this time. The
committee is to report at some future time, and
meanwhile Johnson serves.
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Dry Goods, Attorneys, House-furnishngs, Sew
ing Machines, Gentlemens Goods. Books,
Pianos and Organs, Family Supplies, Pro-
fessionai, Specialties, Dentistry, The Trades,
Medical, Undertakes, Potomac River Boats,
Steamers, Railroads, Wood and Coa;.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, s214, 1855; customs, sse7.574.l
ABATEMENT OF DUTIEs.-The acting Secre-
tary of the Treasury has authorized an abate-
ment Of duties on certain merchandise, which
While In bonded warehouse at Key West Fla,
was totally destroyed by fire on the 30th
ultimo.
ARMY ORpERs.-First Lieut.. Thomas M.
Woodruff, 5th infantry, acting signal officer,
now at Vineyard Haven, Mass, has been Or
dered to Nantucket and Thatcher's Island I'M
der special instructions from the chief signal
officer.
CADET NAVAL ENGINEERS ASSIGNED TO
DUTY.--Cadet Engineer Robert j. Beach has
been ordered to the Alliance. Cadet Engineers
NJ. A. Anderson, F. H. Conant and B. c. Samp-
son nave been ordered to temporary special
duty at New York.
THE HORTICULTURAL CoNvENT1oN.-The
eleventh annual meeting of the association OF
nurserymen, florists and seedsmen will be held
at the department of agriculture commencing
wednesday, June 10th, 1886, and continuing
tnree days; The association is the largest body
-. ,SeS III thc CouHtfS. Inc OpJeCts
are the discussion of questions directly concern
Ing the welfare of the trade, new methods of
Propagating, new labor-savug devices, ex-
change and sale of surplus stock, exhibition of
new trees, fruits and plants, &c.
10 VENTILATE THE TREASURY DEPA RTMENT.
The chief clerk of the Treasury department has
issued an order directing that on account of the
unhealthy condition OF the building, all the
doors and windows of the building be kept open
th. seven IN nine O'Clock every morning In
Lhls way 1t Is thought the unhealthy gas which
co1lects In the department during the night
from the defective sewers will be allowed to
escape.
The NEW CONTROLLER QUALIFIES.-TheA Act
ing Secretary of the Treasury and the solicitor
OF the Treasury yesterday approved the bond OF
MT w. l.. Trenholm as controller of currency in
Inc sum OF S1OO, 900. He subsequently qualified
ana entered upon the duties of his office
PERsoNAL.-George Alfred Townsend is in
town, staying at the Ebbitt.-Mr. Simon Wolf,
OF this city, has accepted an invitation to adj
dress the citizens of Richmond, at the opera
house In that city: on Thursday evening, in op-
pos1tlon 70 the contemplated prohibition law
-~fro1 John II. Sweeney, Weli-knOwn in con-
heCtlon with musical matters at Ocean Grove,
Will visit w ashington for a few days next week
~; -. Williams, Mrs. and Miss Williams, and
MISS Moore, OF w ashington, We're in San Fran
cisco last Iuesday.-It was said at eX-Presi-
dent Arthur's residence in New York last nigh
mat he was getting we'll slowly.-Senor Muir
uasa, the Spanish Minister, went over to New
York yesterday.
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THE EVENING STAR
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Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
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THE TENURE OF OFFICE OF THE Police
The decision of the Court in General Term In
the case of Ecklof agt the District in favor of
the District, in which it is held that the Dis
trict Commissioners, under the the law OF 1878,
have the right to remove officers without trial.
eXcites much comment among members of
the force and their friends. Since the organiZa.
ton of the force in 1S62 il has been the rule
had been preferred, and from the fact that
trials were continued after the passage of the
law of 1873 that it did not apply TO policemen.
For the time being the question is settled, and
the officers now regard their tenure OF office as
depending on the will OF the major OF police
and the District Commissioners. The officers
contribute 81 per month to the policemen's
fund i'll expectation that If disabled or worn
out they will be pensioned from this fund, but
as it is now determined that they may be re-
moved without any charge being brought some
of the men are doubtful about continuing to
make payments to this fund.
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CADET NAVAL ENGINEERS ASSIGNED TO
DUTf.--Cadet Engineer Robert j. Beach has
been ordered to the Alliance. Cadet Engineers
NJ. A. Anderson, F. H. Conant and B. @. Samp-
son SO nave been ordered to temporary special
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NEW YORK, April 2O.-The stock market
opened strong this morning. first prices show
ing ns, advances Iva OF p to y per cent, and in the
and further fractional advances We're made,
Omaha common being conspicuous with gain
early advances were lost and fractions in addf-
tons. Western Union and Jersey Central each
lost q per cent. The principal dealings have
Shore. At IL O'Clock the market Is dull and
steady.
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had heard the subject debated more than
once in Council, had appointed commit
tee OF intelligent, conscientious, dislnterI-
ested gentlemen, who had made their
report to Council in favor OF fifteen pounds
pressure. The resolution was pEelimi'
nary one to draw up an ordinance with
twenty pounds pressure for both the
natural gas companies. OF course this
decided nothing. When the ordinance
should be reported and come up for
adoption at future meeting OF Council
the amount could be changed, and would
only be Gxsd on the adoption OF the ordt'
nance,
At 1880 y. NJ. OF o hot summer night,
after two aud a half hours OF service and
eloQuPnCe, u member rose and said that
three gentlemen wanted to lay facts and
figures before US. For one should have
been willing aud should not have OBJ
iqcted ii one man had asked to speak
Tor the company, But at this preliminary
stage the request for three men to speak at
the hour and under the circumstances
seemed unreasonable TO me, and still
seems so. After all that has been said
this explanation is deemed proper, |
have, however, no apologies TO make.
While recognizes the right Of others to
differ with my views as to courtesy re-
quiring a different course, retain my In
dependence OF thought and judgment in
the premises, and II am wrong, am not
"WiGkedIy wrong" q. B. CALDWELL.
| WhetlinI, duIuSt IS,
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liam HCshle, ohicagO, are registered at
the hotel,
The ISTELLIoRNcRR was in error In
stating yesterday that the price Of ad,
mission had been advanced to so and ID
cents, The Secretary says that the ad'
mission Is the same as for the pEsE three
yeas.
Mrs. DR.. Kelly, Of Portland Station, and
Mrs. Rose Somehow will visit Mrs,
David Wagner,
Mrs. Sam T, Hooten and daughters, OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mr., James Hooten,
on Simpson avenue,
Messrs. w, @. BurRundthRl, Cook Kelly,
Murray Mercer, Mad Maring, and Charles
Husbands, with several lady friends, all
Of Bsllaire, were on the glo1nds last
evening.
Miss Emily Lee, Of Franklin, Pa, is
visiting at Rev. Il, I, RAndolph's cottage.
Miss Mollie Htton, Of Moundsyille, was
calling on friends at the camp yesterday.
James Loury Beck, the handsome de-
livery clerk OF the Wheeling pOstothCs, Is
spending his vacation there,
Joseph SeyBold, Elqp went down from
the city last evening,
Raw. Messrs, Price, Hess and Davidson
are the latest arrivals OF ministers.
That horrid! hOrrldl horrid chestnut
bell has arrived, and 3 committee has
been appointed to call them in for inter
ment.
At least 100 persona came to the grounds
last evening on the O:lO p. NJ. special IRON
| Wheeling.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling FOLKS
Abroad,
Mrs W. Newt LinCh is the guest Of Miss
Ella Band, Of Baltimore.
Mr., j. A. Hess ia in Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. Fundeubsrg, Of Washington City
ia visiting the Misses Shrlver, OF North
Main street.
Doctor Hattie Jones and Miss DecCie
Hamilton are visiting friends In Terra
Alta for few days,
Mira. +, G. Remple, OF Virginia street, Ia
spending few weeks with friends at the
Moundsyille camp grounds.
Mr., F. b, IIempStOne, u popular and
well known New Yorker, Is again III the
city, stopping at the Mcclure,
Mr.. John HeCkel left yesterday on 6
visit to friends in Grafton, Parkersburg
and at other points in the State.
Misses Lillian Hawkins and May Prince
OF this city, who have been visiting friends
in Parkersburg, have returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibson left on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio last evening for g two
month"; trip in the West and Southwest!
Mr.. Henry Shelf, Of Pittsburgh, passed
through the city OIL his way to Mounds
vile to spend isw days with hi5paren's
r, NJ. Garvin, E.q has returned from
an extensive trip through Illinois, Iowa
Missouri, Kansas and tho Indian Ter
ritOry.
Mrs. l.. V. Blond and her charming
daughter, Miss Emma, are spending q few
days at Oakland aud other points in the
mountains.
syCol. Alex. Campbell and wife and Prof
B. c. Hagerman, Of the Lexington thy,)
Female Seminary, arenoWa ut the Colonels
htme in Bethany.
MIS-. Owen and two children, Of CinCiu'
natl, aud Mira. G. II. Spauding, Of Billiant,
were at the head Of party Of ladies IRON
Brilliant aud Wellsburg that visited the
city yesterday.
Col. George W. Thompson, OF Parkers.
burg, President and General Manager Of
the Ohio River road, accompanied by hto
wife, Naughtere Jennie and Befaie and
nurse, passed through this city yesterday
on their way 70 Cleveland
Miss Emma stamm has returned from
Buckhannon, where for several weeks
mat she has been the guest Of Mrs. Il. Q,
Pier (nse Sallie TCece). Miss Stamm was
ono of gay party that camped out for o
number OF days in Pocahontas county.
MIR. Ed. l.. Rose left yesterday for the
Washington and Bradford oil regions to
Look alter his interests there. Afterwards
he will 20 to his fine stock farm at Shell.
don, Pa, where he will rest for several
days. Before returning he will visit New
YORK, Hartford and Boston.
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LOCAL sREY1rlEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud AbO'
tho CITY.

Matters OF 8IInor Moment In aud About
the City.
THG BelIalIe steel plant 10 getting ready
to start up.
OSR deed Of trust was admitted to record
by CLERK Hook yesterday.
THG Wheeling Compauy's steel plant al
Benwood was shut down yesterday
THERE were two DRINKS and one disnr'
derby before tho police court yesterday
DUMMY, tho news dealer, viii have the
exclusive agency for tho Pittsburgh Daily
md Sunday DiSPdtch for the future
Leave orders at the old stand.
, THERE will ba an examination OF teach
crs at West Liberty August 20 and y, tc
accommodate a few teachers not yet ex'
amintd, This will be the final examina
tion Tor the year,
OFFICER WATSON last night ran in
man who said his name was Johnson
and that he was q Pittsburgh puddleT
whom he found drunk and asleep in tn
Second ward market house.
Tue only conveyance Of real estate nd
mitted to record by Clerk Hook yesterdA!
was deed made August II, 1856, by II
NJ. Russell, special commissioner, TO Mri
Fannie Kline, Of lot No. in square Nc
q, in Noah Zane's addition to the city
consideration 50 S25.
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UOllnIre,

The Bellaire and BenwoOd Odd Fellows
will have q meeting Ut Benwood Saturday
evening.
The City Council will take steps to have
Union street paved and the cost properly
distributed among those benefited.
Pant OF the ground near the old market
house is to be bought by the city 10 widen
the street, bu. the benefited property Ii
10 be taxed to pay for this Improvement
Miss Ida NJ tthews, a young lady o.
eighteen, visiting in the Second ward,
died OF fever Tuesday night and the body
was taken home to Monroe county yes
terday.
James Dunieo and al Emory have been
appointed to take charge Of the old market
house as u pound and will get their pay
from the fees authorized for locking up ell
stock. 1t 10 proposed to stop tho running
at large Of COWS, etc. Tho township per.
mits will bU Of no account inside the cor
pOration.
The Enterprise window glass works in
the last year made profit Of several thou
sand dollars, which is sufficient to justify
the management's action in continuing
work over last winter in spite Of gloomy
predictions. The workmsn, who are the
majority OF the stockholders OF this CON-
pany, have been kept busy and the cns-
ION has been retained. The old directors
have been re-,l4cted as follows: Joseph
Bates, the Manager; Andrew scllCk, Pres.
ident; ]. d. Hancy, vice.President; NJ,
Bertschey, John Taylor, James DeGbaugh,
Joseph La Due. D. s. Smith Is Secretary.
The Crystal window glass workn has So
leCted the following directorS for the new
year: DR.. X. W. Muhleman, President;
James H. Riggs, Vice President; Fred
Wassman, q. Rumbach, A. Kloiz, Thomas
+. Hart and Henry Bonarius. A. W. VoeG-
tly ia the Secretary. Tie retiring members
are ]. B. ShannNfelt and Samuel Moore.
The work OF building this Company's
factory, burned last spring, Is being
showed and the work OF making glass will
begin as soon as soon rs possible with oil
the latest improvements.
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pcn,ocrntIo Candidates.

The Democrats of Washington district
held their "suggestion meeting" at thu
Vipilant engine house last night. Mr.. i
Shanley presided and r. II. Phillips aCtet
as Secretary. The following names were
suggested:
". A. Nichols, NJ. Edwards.
For School Commissioner, W. a. Wilson
For Justice Of the Peace to I'LL vacancy,
Ralph Arkle.
ton: John N. shorta, John LOOMS
Joseph r. Fooae, L. Ricster, Louis Hoeckler
Samuel Kooglen, John Ebert, Tim
0'Leary, Pat Kenny, John Bachelor
Edward Hamm, Charles Hoffman, A
G. Harrell, James BOgard-three to be
chosen.
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Soilers Going West.

A number OF nailers from this city and
vicinity left last evening to work In the
mill at Oakland, California. Some time
ago the company employed Mr.. JaCot
Aultmyer, formerly manager at the Ben
wood nail mill, az superintendent, aud he
has been steadily changing the working
force Of the mill, putting In experienced
nailets as fast as he could do 80, to the
great benefit Of the company. A few
days ago he telegraphed for some add,
tional nailers from this neishborhood, and
in answer to this call MesSrS. Mat. Ault'
myer aud Frank Work, Of Wheeling
Robert Sample aud John Woods, OF SGeu'
benVillc, and Jack Ooatep, Of Benwood
started for California last evening. Mr.
Robert Thompson, Of Mingo, will &c
West with them on trip for the beneh
OF his health.
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TO PLUMBERS ANU GAS FIIIt5S

Sealed proposals will be Tece,Nfdat ibr,e... .
The hoard OF Education, on Fourteen d S,s .F q
ali work necessary 10 supply llusviunI " z
buildings with nHlura gas. "-s,
Washington ,uh.DislrCt and annex.
School. N-s'
Clay Sut.n'strlct ardannex on fuuuc.a,b,,.
Union kubdiL t, NS
Centre su District.
Webster sub District.
Richie sub.Dl triCl.
Public LiuIury and board Room.
Proposals. may be nude Tor all the Gbsyar,..,
buildings or for aly one or muW lrra,a,,
work must be done IN accordance win ib' ~
aud regulations VI the Natural Gas Conn., ~
West Virgin u, aud the B0aId nj rg,l.'l
Proposals. addressed to the COmlnItIc to8Etl',t'l
aud Grounds, uili must he LETT AlU u,, r. f-I
tue road on or LelJre Thursday, Augutly i. (,
" p'ClIGk II, 'N a
The Lolrd q Education reserve, ,Ag t,sa,u,
los any Or al bids ''" ~
by OF.er u The board Of Education.
". a, WILSON
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