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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-03-26

The effort TO estsblish The canning In
dus,sy in Tallahassee appears 70 b
receiving the prompt and cheerful sppro'
baton from shs people that iss importAnes
deserves. Two well known citisens hsvs
expressed their willinsnsss 10 eonfzaouss
.aoh one-ssnsh Jo60) Of the proposed Sum
estimated to BE- required 20 SECURE shs plant
and cover running expenses Tor ossssason'
Another promises 70 contribute to the
extent of bis ability, amount mot spsci-
fed. Another Offers TO contribute .
suitable building, or the use oft There
are a number Of others who signify their
intention of taking . hand In t. when
the matter has further pr0gressed
1t is optional with those who ta.e par
in the raising Of the necessary FUND 20 In-
corporate under the state laws, or SIMPLY
act as copartnership. .,
ANY ono desiring TO join Ia snis env.s
to inagurate o new era Of manu5sOtunS
industry in Tallahassee can learn Ps.t
lars and designate the amount OF interess
he is willing to take in the enterPslss ~
comforting with the editor Of the FLOnI-
DIAN. the editor Of the Tallahasseesu,
or Mr.. @. A. ChoAte, either n pefson =
By mail
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Sherif's Sale

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ and by virtue Of an execution issued out Of
the County Judges Court for Leon county Florida.
on the 18th day Of March, A D. 1892, against L..
Pierre Phosphate company, . corporation oT9an.
lied under the laws Of Weet Virginia and haVinr
an on.ce in Tallahassee. Leon county, State 81
Florida, and In favor of Louis A. LaGranee and e.
me directed as Sheriff Of said county win eelI ~
public outcry in front Of the court houae door n
the city Of Tallahassee in said county and State On
the ed day Of April, A. d. 1897, the zane bsfa9
the nrst Saturday In said month, between Tie 49,
hours Of sale; to the highest ana best bidder u
The engine used in operating mining shan No. /.
situated on the lands used By LaPierre PhosphsSe
company for mining purposes, situated on a.
Quincy road In Leon county, Florida attached ~
levied upon By me as the properly belon efns g.
said LAPier1e Phosphate company, defendant -
satisfy Judgment in favor OF said piainti6 anS
against said defendant for the sum Of sixty doi-
!arf, with all costs Of court, including attoruevsn
FEE provided for In Chapter SS47, Laws Of FloriSe
and also the costs Of this executive.
JOHN A. PEARCK
Sheriff Leon county, FiO1ida
TALLAHAssRR, 18th March. 1924
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Mason. He was a worthy artisan in
the craft for his work was plumb to the
level and true to the square.
Though by strict attention to business
ne mad acquired handsome property,
though foremost in nearly every public
enterprise by active participation in and
fostering care of the same, that will
cause his memory to be enshrined as a
public benefactor, he was not unmindful
OF the principles of our order. More
particularly will he be remembered as
an exemplary Mason. Tender and
sympathetic by nature, his heart was
open to a story of suffering. Though
not ostentatious in his gifts, more than
one has had cause to bless the giver in
time OF need and the friendly counsellor
IN troubles that beset the pathway OF
life.
Therefore, in testimony of our respect
Tor the memory of our deceased worthy
brother.
Resolved. that in the death of Brother
Slusser, we have lost valued, esteemed
and exemplary member,
Resolved, That blank page in ou1
minutes be inscribed with his name
date and place of his birth, date of hi
initiation, passing and raising and dat'
of his death.
Resolved, That in token of furthe
respect to his memory that the lodg
and its jewels be draped in mourning
for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, That copies of this tribut
to his memory be furnished to tn
Tallahassee papers for publication am
that another copy be sent to the famll,
of the deceased.
r. GAMBLE,
D. w. GwYNN,
J. T. BERNARD,
Committee
Jackson Lodge, No. /, F. A. M.
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FLORIDA CROPS.
Report OF Crop Areas for 1892, n
Compared With 1891.

Report OF Crop Areas for 1892, Al
Compared With 1891.
The crop report of the Florida bureau o.
agriculture for the month OF February, as
published in the current number of the
Monthly Bulletin, shows the following
general average per cent of areas, as com.
pared with 1891, on general crops:
Upland cotton, 81; sea island cotton, GA
corn, 121; oats, 113; sugar cane, 1903; rye
80; rice, lis; tobacco, 1873; hay, ia; cab
bage, 80; Irish potatoes, 1O1; cucumbers
1903; English peas, 1903; leans, 1O6; egg
plants, Ill; strawberries, 80; pineapples
1903.
The report for Leon county is as fol-
lows:
Upland cotton, IS; corn, $50; oats, 900
sugar cane, 100; tobacco, 1000; hay, 1876
cabbage, 1875; Irish potatoes, 100; cucum-
bers, 100; English peas, 100; beans, 10
straw berries, 100.
The Leon county correspondent of the
bureau says: There is manifestly de
.ermined effort on the part Of a large ma
jority OF the farmers to substitute tObacct
for cotton as q money crop. in consequence
OF which there will be large decrease In
the acreage planted 10 cotton. The foo6
and provision crops will also be CORE.
spondingly increased. The farmers viii
never again stake their all on one crop, bu
mixed farming is likely TO be the rule il
the future. None other will paw"
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Civil Appointments.

Civil Appointments.
Governor Fleming has made the follow
ing appointments:
Egford Bly, of DeLand TO be notary pub
lie for the state at large.
Herman q. Schwerin OF Ocala to be no
tary public for the county of Marion.
H.H. Linville Of ,Fernandina to be pi
lot commissioner for the port of Fernsn-
dina.
p. W. Whitesides OF Ocals to be auc-
tioneer for Marion county.
Milton r. Hood of Ocala TO be justice o
the peace for district one of Marion county
vice John Cordero, deceased.
]. R. Preston of Jacksonville to be no
tary public for the state at large.
8. e Rice Of ApalAchioola 10 be super
VISOR Of registration for Franklin county
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I'm MRMORIAM.

Brother William P. Slusser was born
in the State Of Ohio in the year 1925. He
settled In Tallahassee in 1S49, and from
that time to the day Of his death was
resident OF this community. He early
affiliated himself with our order. Here
in Jackson Lodge No. 1. F. A. M. he was
initiated into its mysteries passed to q
still more honorable degree was finally
raised ID the sublime degree Of Master
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sUWANNEE RIVER CHAUrAUQUA

HI VIII he Held at White Springs,
March % 70 April 1.
The first annual session of the Suwan
nee River Chautauqua will be held at
White Springs, March 30 to April 1. The
following interesting programme will be
presented:
F1oH1nA DAY, Tuesday, March o.
II Am, Opening sermon. Bishop Weed
Of florida; Bpm, Opening Of Chautau-
qua, naGic, Rotations and addresses;
8 pm. DR.. Frank H. Deems. Subject:
["Wisard Of Menlo Park"
GAosazA DAY. Wednesday, March 80.
Ill Am. Sermon, DR.. e. W. Warren,
Macon. Ga. subject, The Reign of
Lows" 8 pm. Address, John Temple
0ravsA editor Dixie, Atlanta, Ga; 8 pm,
Lecture, Bill Arp, Of the whole South,
subjsst The Cracker and the Cavalier. >
FAnx1Rs' DAY. Thursday, March 81 -
IL Am. Sermon, DR.. r. w. Moore, San
ford. Fla, subject 1.-THE Greatest
Triumph Of Grace and Genius is the
Mastery OF Infirmities;" Bpm, Music.
reoitalA Alliance addresses and orgaaiza-
ton Of Chautauqua for 1893; p. m J.,
Lecture, Prof. E. Warren Clarke. subject,
"From the Heights of the Himalayas ,
the Top Of the Pyramids.
RI UNION DAY, Friday, April Ill
Am, Lecture, DR.. G. A. Nunnally, DID 9,
Mercer University, subject, The Cultiva.
ton OF Feminine Features in Masculine
Character" 3pm., Colloquial exercises,
subject, IAN Afternoon with Genius;"
8 pm. Lecture. Pro-. Clar.e, subject,
"Wonders of the Yellowstone"
A reunion banquet will be given at the
close Of this evenings lecture.
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SPRING GOODS.

MIR. Jacob R. Cohen has returned from
the Eastern markets and is now Offering
to the ladies of Tallahassee and vicinity
all the latest styles in spring and summer
dress goods, trimmings, novelties, ETC., at
astonishingly low prices. See his stock
before buying.
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PAHaAooLA. March 80. 1899.
A ses some OF the pspers In vslioua
sections Of the s.Ake advocating my name
70 bs presented TO The democratic oonveu-
ton for governor. I take this occasion 70
s.ass, .hes II the people desire me 10 act in
sh,s capacity, I go no reason why I should
decline 10 serve, and leave 1t In tho hands
OF he demscratic party. would cay,
|howsvse. IL I am 70 come before the peo-
p,e II would 30 simply on my record, and
II any other candidate viii produce bes-
ter, would respectfully ak that my
name be Withdrawn.
III am elected shall know only one
Florida, extending from tho Keys to the
Alabama line, and from the Atlantic to the
Gulf. Respectfully,
T. A. LAFAR.
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COVERED WITH SORES
Tried the Do9Hor and Almost EvoxY.
thing I could Think Of but
Nothing Helped He.
Thought Would Try CutScuRa Rem
sdiea. In One Week
Il W00 Cured.

svsry,Ains for Ne. Ny lsed I'D BODY vsrs Gov.
cred Win so@s hind Of eos4s, md I trisd almost
everything se.A ehank Of. asd TALLY tzisd he
dosaes, but neAtnQ Aolps1 -. Afssr reading your
edvsstss0aaA ] tAolSA voaA ~ CU1ICuaA
RaxsDm- i SesGh1 - OU1scun< OUfs0u1A
Soar. md - CU73og1A RDmynxz, and ous
week afsas I heoin usilU tAsm ny sersc Did up.
end hAVe nos I'D uAsa aneA
NM. 4 A. JO11A. HaInAoaA. @.
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Won ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
The ladies of Tallahassee and vicinity
are cordially invited to call and inspect
Jacob r. Cohen's elegant stock Of spring
and summer goods. Call early and select
vour Easter dresses.
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The handsomely arranged store of Mr..
Jacob Il. Cohen has been crowded with
ladies this week inspecting and buying
from his immense stock of beautiful
spring and summer goods.
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L. D: Walker. exeeutrix, etc, Of the estate az q
A. Fisher, deceased, ". Fannie T. FiaAer. Il a.
In Chancery, Leon county, Florida
PURSUANT TO TIE DECREE RENDERED
In this cause March 3. 1892, ofEer for sole ~
lands OF the estate Of A. A. F1sher, deceased NM
n the city OF Tallahassee, Florida, described =
Lots Nos. 168, ~ and 10S Of block No q: thee.
lots lie north Of the northwest corner of the }sfsS
square, fepaIated thefefrom By Pensacola 49,
Also lots Nos %, %, a and ~ Of block les.
InHee lands. or any part thereof, am authoef.ed
cash and partly on credit as may be agreed ms.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited To e0nf9
with me or with Judge D. W. Gwynn.
i. D. WALKER
Executrx. etc of estate Of A. A. Fisher. deeessaA
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. March 10, 1So2-om.
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q5~................ "a
uow about the canning factory?
Next Friday will be All Fools Day.
Tallahassee must have that board Of
trade.
Miss Nettie Lewis of Opelika, Ala, is
the guest of Mrs. Ellen Shine.
Re sure to buy tickets for the W. G. L.
r entertainment Thursday evening.
Notwithstanding the freeze Leon
oountv will have an immense fruit crop.
The Tallahassee hotels have been full
dwealthy northern tourists this week.
Hon. E. B. Bailey of Monticello was
among the visitors to Tallahassee this
week.
The woods about Tallahassee are richly
oo,ored with wild flowers in full bios
som.
Camp Lamar, United Confederate Vet
Grams. will meet in Tallahassee next Sat
urday.
Hon. R. H. NJ. Davidson of Quincy
was among the guests of the Leon Mon
day.
Dr. WE. Lewis has been absent from
Tallahassee this week on professional
business.
Sheriff John A. Pearce of Tallahassee
is one of the best detectives in the south
ern states.
Mr.. P. E. Hoss of Kokomo, Ind, was
among the many callers at the FLoR1D1AN
Office this week.
"a Editor Jeff Davis of the Gadsden Demo
crst was among the visitors to the capital
city this week.
Mr.. W. T. Bannerman of this county
and Miss Hunt of North Carolina were
married Thursday of last week.
Another lot Of hands arrived in Talla-
hassee this week to work on the Cara
belle, Tallahassee and Georgia railway.
There were seventeen millionaires at
Leon hotel this week. They were all de-
lighted with our beautiful hill country.
colored woman was accidentally shot
and killed in the country few miles
north of Tallahassee Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. ]. s. Fleming Of Charles station
this week sold 1000 pounds of leaf to-
oacco to Cohen & Co. of cambridge,
Ga.
j. Ball & Bros new saloon, the Leon.
was opened last Saturday night with q
grand free lunch. 1t is elegantly fitted
up.
Politics in Leon county seem unusually
quiet on the surface, but there is q deep
undercurrent stirring among the peo-
pie.
The highest praise has been won BY
noos Pills for their easy. yet efficient
scnon. Sod BY all druggists. Price %
cents per box.
non W. A Blount Of Pensacola passed
through Tallahassee Monday On route
nome from Jacksonville, whore he has
Oeen reading proof on his division Of the
revised Statutes now being printed at the
OaCntA Printing and Publishing house.
Each season hes lie own peculiar malady
O0t with the blood maintained 10 state OF
UNIFORM visor aod purity BY the uss o.
aWs cAlsapArilla little danger sssd b
so rom meteorological influences. No
0enes blood medicine u safe and effective.
ool. ". D. Chiplsy and family and Mr..
w. d. knowles and family Of Pensacola
pssseo through tallahassee Monday en-
-oa1e 70 Tampa, where Colonel Chipley
.sn' 20 attend the meeting Of the World
an Directory. From there they will sail
f Havana to spend . week or ten days
Inc Women's Christian Temperance
Su'on will give an entertainment at
un.os opera hou.e Thursday evening,
'n 81, to raise funds for furnishing
-. 'n rooms. There will be music, sing
aoieaux, Rotations, etc. Admis.
0n 20 cents; reserved seats IS cents.
''Ss and cake will be on sale.
NO SHODOY GOODS.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT ALL
- Peseons having unpaid claims &C ainst -,
ss.,s o. .ns late Calvin W. Bradley Of spsnes
cn,srs -, view York, shall present them -
ever barred BY operation OF law :. -
u-..-.. CHAe. r BRADxMx.
Spencsr, Tioga county, New York, Mch. -. ~ !:
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When the ladies of Tallahassee want
dresses and trimmings of the very latest
and most approved style they always 60
Jacob r. Cohen's fashion parlors
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISSING.
Ladies will find at Jacob r. Cohen
fashion emporium everything usually
kept by hrst-class dry goods and notion
dealers. No old goods. All new and
fresh- Mr.. Cohen's prices are as low as
You can buy at retail in any of the North
ern cities
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RELIGIOUS Notice .

Rev. 8. NJ. Provence, pastor, of Month
cello, will preach in the Baptist church in
this city Sunday the 9th ins'., morning
and night. The public are cordially in.
vited.
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-psoulsr meetings of LEON Lopez PEE
No. a nsd neld at oclock. AL Brothers in good
leading are lnVlIeo ~ A. j. FISH, N. g.
"a BRYAN, R. 5.
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.o ss00o \. Cohen keeps only first-class
Il. Shoddy fabrics find no place on
- susises. When you buy from Cohen
-. sss the best goods at the lowest
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Having secured the services Of Mr..
J. Breneson, q practical tailor. formerly
in the employ Of T. ]. Kennedy, Savan-
nah, Ga, therefore can I'LL orders more
promptly now than in the past.
JOHN BURKHARDT,
Merchant Tailor.
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aar sFeek1g flnridia'l
wASuNlC.

p.ou,sr me Tin. s ofJAc e1Ise LOPEZ Lopez
= ~ each month aI w M MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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'EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL.0
That is what the ladies exclaim when
they see those artistically figured
dress fabrics for spring at Jacob R.
Cohen's fashion emporium.
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Mrs. L. r. Patton Rockford, ILL.,, writes:
'tFrom personal experience can recon.
mend De Wits SaIsaparilla, cure for i'm
pure blood and general debility" M.
LIVELY
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The prettiest selection of Spring AND
Summer goods of all the latests styles, q
prices to suit the times.
JNo. BURKHARDT.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

..s of Temperature at Tallahassee,
S@'' FLORIDA for tho past '0eeS'
talon by W. A. RAwLs, Drug
osss'7stion' g tst' and PharmAcist.'
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. 4. BRYAN, H.


~ Regular meetings Of a., A agS [si =
thursday Eott,'ys o'clock. AL Patriarchs II
Lodge Room, s o. invited to attend.
outstanding Af' JOHN BURKHARDT, c. P.
~ cHANcEY. Scribe.
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Obamberlains Eye and snan
Ointmenf.

A certain cure 1oe Chronic Sore EyeeL
letter. Salt Rheum, ecald Head Oad
Chronic Sores. Fever Sores, EossmA
Itch. Prairie Scratches Sore Nipples
and Files. It is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds OF cases have been cured hY'
Is amer AL other treatment had failed
Ills put up in 25 and 90 cent boxaa.
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FLORiDA o. and 4th Mondaysin each month
Meets on tne ~ o." 5. A. WAUcHoPE, Secretary.
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FoR SALE.-Fifty bushels pinders.
g. B. G. CHAIREs.
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Split Peas at Ball Bros s. Demilly'S
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cutlcura Re9olvent

The nsv Hloed "A Gldn P1xihaR, Internally, and
CuFIOUAA, ~ gFeaA 0ktn O0rs, end CuF1cUnA
Soar, a exquisfs 6km BssaiiAer. externally, in.
stanty relisvs and speedily surs every disease and
humof Of he skin, scalp, and blood, with loss Of
hair. from infancy TO 49,, from pmpss 10 scrofulA
Sold evsrywhsrs. Prses, CUTFouaA, &c.; Soar,
DRU0 AID CRnAICAL OoRPoRAxIoM, Boston.
~ How 70 Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages,
30 illuatratone. and 100 testimoniala Mailed frea
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SheI1n Leon county, FiOItdo
TALLAHAssHB 18th March, 1894
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-09

Mis sallye johnson Of Capitol Hill 10 II her
summer home at Colonial Beach.
Mrs- Franck Taylor left today Tor Manchester
by-the-Sea. Mas.
Mn. W. W. Gusts Of Georgetown left the city
Wednesday for her cottage at Colonial Beach,
where she viii spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mn Bernard v. sims. after wedding
trip Of several weeks. during which they visited
Atlantic City. New York and Philadelphia, have
returned and are spending q few days at the
nome OF the brides mother. Mrs NJ T. Dooley.
ISL aoth street. They leave next week for Lin
Vile, In the mountains Of North Carolina,
where they viii remain until early autumn.
Miss Elese V. Towson Of Upperville, Va, il
Waiting friends in the city.
MIA J. +. waggaman il at Ocean City. Nd
The last rehearsal Of the season Of the lawn
tennis drill for the sengerbund fair. 70 be held
IN November, was held last evening at the resi-
dence Of Miss Donch. COS II street After drill
ing, games and dancing were enjoyed. Vocal
music rendered by Misses II. kaiisher aud c.
Donch; instrumental music by Misses l.. Douch
and J. Wise; Mrs. Leppar being the pianist for
the drill. Refreshments were served at a late hour
In the drill are Misses Clara Douch Lena Lerch,
Edna Parsons. Enc Miller. Tessie Mclean.
Emma Schmidt, Mary Schlotterbeck. Mary
Schultz, H. Heinrichs, Carrie Kliuge. Ottie Mil
Ter. B. Lutz, Louisa Donch. Lizzie Pitt, Bertha
Arth, Mary Helmuth. Others present were
Mrs. Vim. Lutz, r., Misses NJ. and Z. Arth. II.
kalisher, J. Wise, NJ. Mclean. Mrs. Leppar
Mr.. VIM Donch and Mra Crush
Mrs. W. Ross Browne will spend July and
August at Vineyard Haven, Mase
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFrICIAL.-DEPARTlfEN OF STATE. WASH
BEEN Esc.ivsd = this dspsrsmsnt rpm Mr. Edwin 3.
Belgium. Of the DEATH the "a Of 1eptember, 1901
eiti.sa fsr dispatch So "a SsseS June
OFFICE OF TIE cOMi1IssIONERs D. c..
- Washineton. p. G.. DULY 2. l8G2.-To all whom
Z may concern: Il having been represented 70 TIE
Commissioner Of the District Of Columbia that the
fon?wtng named works are necessary for the public
health. safety or comfort under pubic act No 90
approved August g 1890. and requests having been
made that the works be ordered under the compulsory
permit syrte. half the SD aganst
abutsfne property. the Commissioners hereby give
tie that they VII receive Objection, e aid from
on July SIXTEENTH. 1892. Said objections shopld
Co,Hmbia road west SIDE. from florida sysnue 70
south c.pitol 70 lofoos alley RePsvine sidswalis:
nv sSuth sids 18th 70 18th street; OH street.
nue. n = north .ias from or street about 10 feet
prCysd; fsIce street myth side. 18th to 1sh .tree
sGn.re square Ell alleys IN north half Of square
n square square 20 Al allsss n SQUARE square
sSy ;1m s9SArs 1926 AZ alleys in s9Ysss J. w
mtssioners d. c. SS-0t
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GEORGETOWN.
LEGION OF HONOR VISITATION.

LEGION OF HONOR VISITATION
The officers of the Grand Council Of the
American Legion Of Honor made their semi
annual grand visitation to Georgetown Council.
No. 997. last evening" After the usual inspec-
ton Of books and the lodges manner of con-
Quoting routine business, the grand COM
mander, John 7. Clements. compimented the
council upon having SO efficient corp Of officers
and also upon the fact of having made the largest
net gain in membership in the District Of Co
lumbia. Addresses were made by Grand
Master Clements, Grand Orator Dunster Grand
Secretary Chas s. Willis. Grand Treasurer J.
Weed Corey, Grand Guide r. c. Lord, Grand
Sentry p. II. Hefferman, Grand Warden Brunn.
P. C. DIR. Clifton Mayfeld, p. c. W. V. Lewis.
p. c. Jas. 8. HAYS, VIM. Thomas and Geo. W.
Lowe. Refreshments were served and a very
pleasant evening spent.
TO EXTEND PROSPECT AVENUE.
In few days the many petitions that have
been circulated praying the Commissioners to
extend Prospect avenue will be turned in. In
the neighborhood Of 1000 names are attached
to them. The petitions wording is as follows;
Whereas there are but two outlets TO the
country west Of Georgetown. one a continue
ton Of n and one OF T streets and a the inter-
vening distance 10 nearly a mile in length. and
as the opening Of another street would greatly
convenience the public. we, the undersigned.
citizens and taxpayers, petition your honorable
body to 40 extend Prospect avenue that it will
connect with the Conduit road"
THE OLD ENGINE HOUSE SOLD.
The Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company have conveyed to Rein ". Darby for
o., 500 part Of lot 4s in square 80. This il the
old No. engine house, which, since the re-
movd to new quarters, has been used a. a
livery stable. Mr.. Darby, the new owner, will
remove his Office to the building. The pr Jp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-09
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