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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

Hotel stables at the tomb of Grant! The re-
public may be ungrateful, but not to such men
as Grant Civilization would be Q sham in
the United States if the people did not lift q
powerful and prevailing voice against such des-
ecration. Patriotism is nothing if the tomb Of
the Unions great soldier is put, without avail,
ing protest, to such base uses And yet, ac-
cording to the New York Tribune, good author
ity IN such matter, barn with stables to
shelter horses of gentlemen who stop mo-
ment for drinks at q Deighboring hotel has been
erected in Riverdaie Park hard by the place
where Grant sleeps. A petition for the removal
of these stables has been sent to the
park commissioners, who are described as a
shifting and more or less irresponsible body
and who may not unless urgently pressed by q
united and most indignant public pay the
smallest heed to the request 1t is now ap-
parent to the dullest intellect that Gen. Grant
ought never to have been buried in New York
At this capital in either the imposing national
cemetery or the magnificent grounds of the Sol
diers' Home the great soldier should have
found his final earthly resting place. 1t is not
too late now to remove the remains from the
vicinity of horse barns and the danger of even
grosser indignity, and his family can do them
selves and the republic no more creditable
service than in yielding to the obvious ma .ional
will that the tomb Of Grant should be at the
capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

BARaA1xs
W. b MOSES 4 SONS
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE.
cARpETs.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. 60
To make space for the new goods for fall SESSION We
are Offering many attractive bargains. The following
arc few:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles. full length with trimminss oil
complete. worth SOC. and 75c.; 15c each.
100 Curtain Poles, extra heavy with trimmings
complete. worth 55c to 81 so: 25c. each.
SO pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to II.
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
large assortment Of porteres, lssa than mauufao-
turers' pricsa
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
CARPETS Of the following sizes. made Of Remnants
with Border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet inches by ~ feet $40 so; reduced from
els.
8 fleet inches by Ofeet inches, s1o.so; reduced
from e1S
3 feet inches by / l feet ell; reduced from els.
. feet inches by ID feet inches. els; reduced
from s22.5O
q
from s22
10 feet inches by Is feet els; reduced from e29
10 feet d inches by 10 feet inches. $50; reduced
from e31.
BICYCLES. TRICYCLEs AND vELoC1PEpEs.
36-inch Wheel Bicycle. sIs; reduced from s24
32-inch Who'll Bicycle. al; reduced from SIG.
3 Tricyclss, No. 1, SIS: reduced from "a.
3 Tricycles. No 2. 90. ~; reduced from %.
Tricycle. No 4. 80; reduced from sl2.b0
No. 8. Sl0; reduced from Sl45O
/ No. 6. $40: reduced from GA.
! No. c. s1O.65; reduced from SIS.
No. D. -. &C; reduced from 1850
] No z Sl2; reduced from SI6 so.
No. 8, o.: reduced from Sl0.
1 No. d. s15 reduced from s21.6Q
2No. 40 velocipedes. go; reduced from 81
hOVCEIIn CAhfEIh
feet 3 inches by IL feet O inches. eco; reduced
from s325
8 feet inches by 10 feet ,nches eco reduced
from $50.
feet by 10 feet inches. els: reduced from
s27.5O.
300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs. s2. 80; reduced
from S4.25.
STRAW MATTINGa
200 Rolls white and fancy, 40 yds worth s5,
e2.5O.
ESQ Rolls white and fancy 40 yds. worth 90. 81.
100 Rolls Heavy Jointless. 40 yds. worth SIC.
clio.
100 Rolls Heavy Damask, 40 yds. worth s1U. s1O
BABY CARRIAGES.
We ore Offering e. discount on every carriage SEQ
to So This is opportunity to buy nne carriage
for very little money
WINDOW SHADES.
We are Offering fine assortment Of ooors With al
nxtures and complete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs.
full line Of style aud from rs cents to
". p. MOSES SONS.
Cor llth and r sta NV.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UpHoLsTKRIEs. DECO
RATIONs. WALL PAPER &C.. 10
"A Daily. 9:30 to I'm
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

The Sultan OF Zanzibar will probably have to
be thrsshed by Germany before be will sign
the deed which puts England in possession OF
his dominion He has begun to protest BY ask
ing eight million rupees for the transfer Of the
coast II does seem that these heather Afri-
cans never can be taught civilized methods Of
doing business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01
JEwrIRY Foa Tue AUTUMN.

All We ask is don't pretend to Judge what you haven't
seen We write this because You apt TO Judge by
price. DON'T.
81 CENTS each for CHI dice Of over 1000 Lace Pins.
shown In 81 dent styles You'll ind Sterling Silver
Daisy Pins worth SO cents. also the latest style
the bird claw holding a moonstone. None worth less
than rs cents.
CENTS dozen for Hat Pins with silver and roll
gold headA Zee u dozen with pearl heads.
II CENTS for Sterling Silver Thnbles.
10 CENTS for Roll gold Vassar Shirt Studs.
25 CENTS for Sterling Silver Bangles IL styles
CENTS for Imitation Silver Bangics.
CENTS for Side Combs. gold tops.
20 CENTS for the new Paddock Bracelets.
20 CENTS for Gold Bead Necklaces.
10 CENTS for Pearl Bead Neckiaces,
~ 10 per cent Discount tomorrow on Real Gold,
Real Amber, Real Shell Real Garnet and Real Silver
Jewelry.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

Judging from the newspaper interviews and
the action of public meetings the southern re-
publicsns are divided on the question of q
federal election law. Some Of them oppose Il
because it is feared that it will not 20 far
enough. others because it u thought it will be
Intellectual anyhow. Democratic opposition in
that quarter of the republic is not go violent
in its expression it was, Dut of course the
measure has no friends among the democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

St. Paul does not want . return Of the census
returns. She does not think that ous good r.
turn deserves another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

Secretary Blaine having once been country
editor knows what IL is TO engage In friendly
barter" te., cord wood and pumpkins for sub.
seriptiona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

The District appropriations bill hss now
passed both houses Of Congress. and the Dis
trict takes its chances OF o deficiency The
latest shovings indicate, however, that there IL
little danger of a failure of the revenues 10
meet the appropriations. The indications are
that the surplus for the current year will be
much smaller than in previous years. and the
smaller 1t is, provided that 1t and not deficit
exists the better it will be for the capital. The
city wants no unexpended surplus to be COW
cred into the Treasury. The money raised BY
local taxation with the corresponding amount
paid by the nation as untsxed property owner
OF half the capital and az the national partner
In the affairs of the national city should be ex-
pended each year in meeting in full current ex-
penses arising from ordinary municipal needs,
and in paying as far as the balance will 60 for
permanent improvements which will benefit
the future as well as the present. and for
which the future should should pay its fair
proportion. Some good-tempered criticism
was aimed at the District for proposing that
certain debts should DO paid by instruments, in
order topreyent an alleged deficiency or the cut
ting out from the measure Of provision for some
current needs. In both cases OF Indebtedness,
in which the instalment method Of pay ment
was proposed,-thst for water works extension
and that for the geological park-the benefits
Of expensive permanent improvements Of the
present were to be enjoyed by the taxpayers of
the future, in some respects even to a greater
extent than by existing taxpayers. The IN
Willingness of the present city to shoulder the
full burden in the two cases was also strength
ened by the conviction that the city
should never have been compelled
to pay anything whatever upon them,
either by installments or in lump. The ma
tional geological park was q national concern
exclusively, aud the District being unjustly
mulcted for a million for q water works extern
sion which brought it no water, and for the
failure Of which it is not responsible, should at
least have been reimbursed to the extent of
cancelling its Indebtedness for the water works
which have worked. ANY extravagant ap- |
preparations which may be proposed should be |
checked by Congress intrinsically objection
able. No sweeping point should be made |
against any public improvement at the capital |
which cannot be paid for out Of the current |
revenues, and which must for time increase the |
Districts debt The reasonable course Of max |
ing pos.erity pay its proportion Of the cost of |
great works by which it profits, and which are |
too burdensome to be borne by the taxpayers |
of a single year, will probably be a necessity,
IL the capital is to be kept in the march OF |
modern progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

In the absence Of Prince George the girls at
NEWPORT are making life perfect delights to
SIR Julian PAuncefote. Who 10 Is Jolly 20
prince any day and good deal better looking
than the average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

The federal elections bill may not be ripe
enough to harvest this fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

His name was Hopkins aud his patent was
on pot aud pearl sshes-the first of United
States patents. 1t was one hundred years agone
yesterday and the public did not observe the
cepte nary thereof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

TIE F1SAL Cur
,BRODHEAD'S WONDERFUL BARGAINS
Cball es, satines Ginghams LAWNS Percales, Outing
Flannels, &c. below cost.
Lawns and Zephyr Ginx hams AZ low as &c. and &c.
Silks, &C.. at importers prices.
zoe. All wool Dress Goods reduced TO 37kc.
Some she. thugs and ShIrtings at cost.
Jonsdalr CanlDric. genuine. IC4c
Towels Table Dan,ask aud NapAns at manufacturers
prices. farasols 1T sacrifice.
DR.. Warmers and Balls Corsets, Csc. Thompson's
Glove hitting Corsets, Toe aud up.
Monarch Skirt, STc. worth 5l.26.
Gsuze, Summer Merino, baibrsgan aud Ribbed
Vests loc and go Remnants ut about halt price
ut BkUDhEAD 4 co.'s,
9O7 ST. ttiasoiic Isfnpie3
Es..h,,.h.a n Ca, ! The Oldest Most ieIialle aud
-@s"e" Ao"'' cheapest Dry Goods House ON +.
ty3l-3t'
A UCTION SALE
"A Daily, $50 to IL m.
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
1t llth st a a
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ssssss,ss.ss; sssi;;iissssssisIis
W coss at 8 Oeiock fSascM.
THINE Asour Tina

THxx Asour Tina
- II seems almost On endless task 70 get the little
a. folks ready to 20 away Stay ct home and there
~ Isn't % much necessity for forethought-but II
- you climb up into the ,pountsin-or st beside old
~ ocean-you'rs away from ali centers Of supply.
- Asds from that Dame Fashion draws come rather
n t.u," lines in regard TO juvenile dress-and it's
u Just - proper for them 10 spruce mp" for the
~ afternoon II 10 for you to appear in your
~ fully arranged toilettss Thsncomes the jealousy
~ Perfectly natural Some other child will out
~ shine yours in the radiance Of its raiment.
- Now ~ don't care where the other child was
~ "outhsted" lyon win take your cue from Us
~ and Let us nn in the necessary blsnks--theyn
~ make their debut-the masters Of the situation.
~ SHIRT WAISTS. FLANNEL SUITS. kits,
~ BLAZERS, NEGLIeE sHIRTs.-A DRESS SUIT
tI-snd numberisss other thiugs-forsotten in the
n sbsens-you will nud in variety and Of such
II qualities that superiority csnnot e,ist.-The
II srcise Of your most admirable taste the seec
II ton Of the combinations will produce an effect
~ that will DO entirely sasisfsctory-and your
II purse hasn't been drained any. either.
IX Us FOR CHILDREN'S OUTFITS.
RUNNING DOWN.
r. The two suit sslss-s u Q 80 and s780-sre on
r. their last lega" Tomorrow night means their
~ exit.
sAHs AND COMPANY.
TIE NIwEsT-THE BKsr-fOR THE LEAST.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
"A Daily. o 80 to IL m.
- DOUBLE COMBINATION,
II l1th st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

A UcTIoS SALE
- SSS u q SSSasI,s 4, !. ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

LADIES: We close at I O'Clock tomorrow and r.
guest early call especially II you require those 700
Warranted Kid Gloves
GENTLEMEN: You must call tomorrow. not Mon.
day. For explanation read paragraph below headed
Men Should Read This"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

Our infant industries need to be ",urarsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

C1nAs,sa SALE .,
BOOTS AND sHoRs.
EVERYTHING GOES AT Low PRICES FOR CASH.
200 Pairs LADIES' BUTT. BOOTS ranging in price
from 2.25 TO &5. so. reduced 2 per cent.
MEMS Low-CUT SHOES, marked down from a5 to
839S.
LADIES oLoTH-Top oxFoRDs. reduced from o.
to g.
MISSES RussEI BUTTON. sold for sa. are nov
@l.o0.
In addition to the many great bargains selected from
our stock and marked at waydown prices, We wall
make Q discount Of
10 PER CENT
ON ALL REGULAR STOCK GOODS
This is an opportunity seldom offered to buy FIRST
class Foot Wear at what pour goods ususily cost
Durinx this sale No goods wall lie exchanged or
money refunded
JOHN E. LITTLE,
,y3l-2t' 4a2 Stn Ut.
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Mrnrns QUEEN ANNE Coloosr.

3'1ERTZS VEUEEN ANNE VOLO0NE.
AERTz's QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE II rich In the
MERTz's QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE rarity Of iss
MERTZS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE fragrance and
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE perfectly
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE charming and
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE delicate per-
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE fume. Soc.
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE and 81 bot
MERTZ'S QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE tics.
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE
MERTZS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE e p MERIT
MERTZs QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE l0l4Fst,
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE Perfumer and
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE Druggist,
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE Washington.
MERITS QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01
J oH''e. Il Lyrrarl'.

d oHNsoN q LUrrRELL
wehsve sInAed down prices on come iOss that Vim
make them -. A Lot Of Dress Goods 1t So soms In
the lot sold at ESQ A lot u Crochet shsvis White
Co,ored half price. lot Of Parssols 1t less than
half price. White Goods ct . greatly reduced prics
China Silks 40c.. were Soc; SOC were ese beautiful
styles and colors. Umbrella Csc. eliza sell much
higher Figured POnsess. lac were use Al Dress
Goods marked down. sassssnA o.. we're 1874. Low
prices IN every line.
JOHNSON 4 LUrrRELI.
H0o 7iS Market spaa. |
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BLACK SILKS ExrrRrIr SPEAKING
Err E EE $a k Snh W s ssss
+ ERR K < 4 Z sSss -

II judge Of one thing over smother in our
business II Is SILK Weview silk qualities experts
ject warrants the assumption. When we quote you
some prlces-as We are going to-and say they repre-
s saS rSf bss ,S ui A. our %9rd We VAL ,sis
CHINA 4SD iAPaSIsE. 'n'"
ssnuine Lyons dye" % inch Black China" for
"Japanese' siik at S5e. yard.
A?!-inch black Japanese at 81, 81. rs and 81. IS
S 81 5s' s nHsa Il pay more Tor as s0od'
H an e Gs Rss win
tion.
one :. 30 inch EXTRA hearv surah sabsot,,y pure
ss,ra 20 nnsA French surah taa ''lt) at the
We have never had suy.hins to onsr YOU that could
eoInp.re With thsse-aId there S nobody tina, does
sfsGk 2 y yHS ias9 r X IS
Head these prices-sl. 81 "a, 8l.50, 81 75 O. and
AZ So aud We are pardonsbiy proud Of the quality
BixckkRNUEEsiIKs. at sl sl.aa o. IS. o. 80
SLICK 4 pau DE SUEDE as,.aa. sl5o 81 and
BLACK eKos GRAIN SILKS at 7sc.. 81. n.es,
BLACh TArFETA-'the proper sk'r'ine silks,-
Juss think s.refuily of what it mssns-the best qua
tee for the lousst prices.
All VI thsse others ere ct tho same rroportionate
BLACK RHApAMEs. MERvElLLEux. PER-
ROYALS CAsTILLIENE sATIN5, SATIN DU-
Soiss u sSSel,s. h s.siSs. as
All standards-sii strong IN worth aud merit and
We Know ws have interested some Of YOU, Tor a
greater less number Away. the point OF buy
ing BLACK sILks-xnd those who pronf by this can
count themselves fortunate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

svUntil September / we close at pm. and on Sat
urdAys At FIN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
CANAAN.

JULY ls.-Farircrs have commenced
having and generally report II short
crop.
Thomas johnson had the bad luck
to break his leg last Tuesday while
working in G.. II. Weeks mill. 1t will
give Tom IL long but. not very agree.
able rest.
There is n movement on foot to build
o church ut Beecher Falls, two miles
above this village, by the Nj. +. de-
nomination. We und ,rs:a an nearly
enough has been raised to warrant tie
commeU sing of the building. Very
interesting services are held at that
place at o'clock every Sunday after
noon by Rev. Mr.. Kellogg.
Albert Weeks has his barn nearly
completed. 1t is 50x100 feet, and 1t
very conveniently arranged.
Carbee says he shall invest in an in
surance policy before attempting to
serve another writ on NJ. L. preacher
John looked discouraged.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18

July 1J.-Mrs. J. l.. lloSIord Of
East Haven is visiting at G. w. Mat
thews.
E.V. Barcklay is with his mother,
Mrs. +. A. Rice.
The sudden death of-our townsman
aud friend +. a. Rice, is a severe blow
to all. Mr.. Rice was esteemed for his
uprightncss Of character, aud his
kindness 10 all with whom he came in
contact. lie will be greatly missed in
the Church and Sunday School of
which lie was an active and consistent
member, in his business relation among
men, which was straightforward and
reliable, and especially in his own
home and family circle, where, il is
no exaggeration to say, lie as ono OF
the kindest of men. A wife and four
sons are left to mourn his loss who
with the brother and sisters have the
sympathy OF all in the town and
vicinity. The funeral was held on
Friday at the dwelling house on the
farm, where, with the exception Of n
few years. the whole of his life was
spent. A large circle Of friends gather
ed to pay their tribute of respect to
his memory.
O. S. Rice and family OF Dalton n.
H., were in town last Friday to attend
the funeral of his brother.
Mrs. Edwin Parker and son OF
VershIre, VT, were in town over the
Sabbath. Unfortunately they were
not able to get here in season to
Httend the funeral OF her brother, the
late +. A. Rice.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
NORTON,

July l5th.-Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Stet'
son and Mrs. Bent arrived in town
last week, anG they expect Fix Of their
friends to join them within u short
time.
The Fourth was rather quiet. Those
who attended the picnic in Glenduy s
grove report n pleasant time.
Swan, the Norway photographer, is
here during this week. All those de-
string Grst.class work should make him
Il call.
Quite anumber Of our people attend
ed the circus at Coatcook last Friday.
The Misses Barker have been visit
ing their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ]
Carpenter.
The Stetson House has been painted
white, which has greatly improved its
appearance.
The officers OF the Temperance Band
for the ensuing three months, are:
Pres, VIM. Murdoch. Vice Pres, II. Z.
Doyle, Treas. Willie Griffin, Sec, Il. J.
Carpenter,
The ball at the Mountain House y
is to be the great event OF the season.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
WEST CONCORD.

JULy 15.-The Moving Machine
Agents are at present very busy trying
to sell their respective Machines. O.
ID. Cobleigh having the Buck eye and
d. II. Hill the Eureka. Cobleigh is
also agent for the Yankee horse.rake.
G. l. Higgins is making a first class
barn out of the old starch.factory.
s. If. Reed is evidently trying his
best.to accommodate his customers. Is
often seen carrying bundles of wool
and rolls to and from his mill.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
EAST CHARLESTON.

JULY 15th.-Bert Gallup and Charlie
Moulton have returned from New
York.
Mrs. II. E..Gray, two children, and
Grace Stokes Of Cambridgeport. Mass,
are in town visiting relatives and
friends.
Frank Wolcott and wife have re-
turned to Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Fred
Brainsrd accompanied them to spend
the summer with her sister Mrs. Loren
Brainard.
Mrs. Illl Of West Concord is here
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary Young.
Miss Matte George, OF Manchester,
is visiting at f. S. Cobleigh's.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-07-18
National Encampment, G. A. II.
PROGRAMME OF THE WEEK.

TUESDAY, ACG. 12th. - Grand Pa
rade; tho column to be formed in &C
corrance with vote OF National En-.
campnent of 1882 by De departments in
order OF seniority, except the Depart
ment in which the Encampment is
held takes the left.
In the evening, Grand Army and
Woman's Relief Corps joint reception
in Mechanics Hall; admission by badge
OF &. a. II. or W. II. e.
WEDNESDAY,. AUG. 18th. Meeting Of
the National Encampment at 10 A. NJ,
Music Hall, Winter Street.
Meeting of National Encampment,
Woman's Relief Corps, in fremont
Temple, fremont Street.
In the evening Grand Army Camp
Firein Mechanics Building.
THURsBAv, AUG. 14th. - Continued
session OF the National Encampment
q. A. X. and Woman's Relief Corps.
In the evening banquet to the del
egates Of the National Encampment
| and to invited guests in the Mechanics
Building.
FRIDAY, AUG. 18th. - Excursion by
rail to Plymouth, and clam-bake there
for the delegates OF the National En-,
campment, G. A. Il. and Woman's Re
lief Corps.
In the evening campfire by Woman's
Relief Corps.
SATURDAY AUG. 10Th. - Steamboat
4 for the members Of the National En-.
| campment down the harbor to Minot's
Light, thence along the Northern
Shore to Cape Ann, passing Nahant,
Salem, Marblet cad and Rockport to
Thatchers Island Light, Fish dinner
on boat.
A reunion OF Naval Veterans will be
held during the Eucampmeut. Head.
quarters will be esta blishpd at the hall
Of kearsarge Association. corner
Washington and Union Park Streets
Rcunions Of other organizations WILL
also be held.
The Woman's Relief Corps, Depart
ment OF Massachusetts, will furnish Il
lunch at Bumstead Hall for the dele
gates 10 the National Encampment
q. A. r., each day during the session
OF the Encampment.
CONGRATULATIONS
The Committee on Accommodation
are prepared to secure quarters for all
Posts or Grand Army men who may at.
tend. They urgently desire, however
to receive all applications on or before
the 20th OF July, in order that arrange
ments may be made seasonably and
satisfactorily.
INFORMATION.
There will be established at al
, Depots and principal Hotels in the
City, booths Designated &c. A. II. Blu
reau Of Information" the headquarter,
OF which will be on Boston Common
near the West Street gate. In connec
ton with this there will be O large corp'
OF Sons of Veterans detailed for duty at
the Depots, Hotels, and the patrollinl
OF the streets. They will be designated
by ribbon badge bearing the nscrip
ton, Bureau OF Information. The