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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10
NOTICE

'
CORPORATION NOTICE. =
Notice is hereby given that on the twenty. sou rth
Board Of strest and < aser commiss,n amaze 10 me ths
New York Standard Watch Company and others
Ior the improvement Ct
between Communipaw ana Bramhall avenues. IN
tioDs:-
TO have the street TOR the fun width thereof
niling the same to ths established grade.
And all other work done that may be uecsssarv
complete the Improvement in a good and substan.
Notice is also given that on the twenty-sftb dav
nient tiled with the Board Of Street ana water
Commissloners their preliminary sketch, Showing
probabls amount Of beneaatt to y aai iot or n ana 1n NJ
land. also the probable amount of assessment per
ioot OF frontage for the SAID improvement, ana
office Of the CLERK of the Board n Streax and
Water Commits. joners.
streets or avenues or particulart sections tSere S
are included Ia said assessment. aamely-
WOODWARD STREET. 81.
from o0mmq UoSSU sxfeas e SF : avenue.
on me west side. from Woodward street about
% Aees south AvRN,rR
on the east side, from Woodward street about Is
feet south.
And that the sixth day of November. 1898. at 10
Board Of Street and Water Commissioner are
hereby hxed Ess the time and place
Water Commissioner viii meet 10 hesr
parties interested In. said application. and
all relnonstf aness against the said improyemsnt
tnat may be presented in writing.
By. order OF the Board or Street and Water Com.
nitssioners.
GEO t. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey CITY, october 8, 1905. o'sA'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10

SARAH j. MOVES. FRANCES R. LYBRAND.
one and a spring from another put a watch
together in a great deal shorter time than
the average matchmaker. She has been in
the electrical division for more than u
years and possesses a remarkable general
and technical knowledge of all the inven-
tions of the world that touch on electricity.
Mrs. Lybrand is IN Ohio woman and a
daughter of the late Judge Ranney. She
has been on the examiners corps for about
10 years. Railways is her division, and she
has the annual task of passing upon about
5000 alleged inventions, of which a dozen
may perhaps be practicable. Nevertheless
she likes the work and says it is fascinat-
ing and that not a day passes but her
knowledge is broadened and her mind i'm
proved. She is a majestic looking woman,
with a force of character that would enable
her to construct a railroad, if need were,
and she has the knowledge to do it.
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CORPORATION NOTICE
NOTICE.

Ai NbAAtRs
Notice is hereby given, that on the seventeenth
df Street and water Commission a4ai b 70 y sSg nUdps
schmidt and others for the construction OF q
SUMMIT AVENUE.
sroH Laidlaw avenue TO Sanford place, through
avenue to Bowers sire ct, OF suitable dimensions
and In accordance WITH the established plan Of
holes, receiving basins ana sppurtenauces.
:, sosics T. also giysH tnat on the twenty nth day
men nled with the Board OF Street and Water
WImm nronsqsT snfan ps san1n n sasten, showing
Of %frontsgs Xfor TIE sad im~ n ssssss1a p snd ie the
ss' aSe c nSx OPT q 1n 70 R soara ie ~ strsss IN ana sas % Sfnss
Commissioners.
And aotcs Z also given, that the following
are included in s "a a .sSsss~ent namely
from Latdlsw avenue to a poinr about q feet
norm o. Manhattan s aysnne s;r .cp
from Summit avenue To Hudson County Public
HUDSON COUNTY PUBLIC ROAD,
from . point about $40 feet south OF Hutton
street 70 apoint about Is feet north Of Bowers
MoNrRosE AVENUE.
from . point about 1J feet south of Carl ton ave.
HILTON AVENUE,
from 9rin1th street to q point about 100 feet north
TROY STREET.
.0f : ensfs ie caEkiroN AVENUE
IRON Ma summit assnae to a point about Is feet west
A'A'f0ss ssen BEACH STREET.
from Sanford a RlsSa e a1Rtross sSf1ns.
from Summit avenue to Sanford place.
WALLeR (MoRAN1 STREET,
SHERMAN PLACE.
I n1s 70 : g RSisss sD osa.a ieo feet west Of Summit ave
: y eani0fa Pia TTfo STREET
from q point about 100 feet west OF Summit ave-
nue. 70 sanford place and from Sanford place 20
ziBEisKTs STREET.
from a point about 360B feet west OF Summfk ava
nue. to HUDSON County Public Road.
GRIFFITH STREET,
from 2 point In the centre line Of Milton avenue,
70 HUDSON County Pubic Rosd
Road.
BOWERS STREET.
Isom Milton avenue to Hudson County Public
For the purposes of assessment, the property
above described is divided into sections and Is
SHOWN on said map as follows:
rrst-Lots coiofed scarf ct on said maps, will
recefve o direct taxpaying benefit and will be
liable to assessment Immediately on confirmhtion
Of nnal assessment map.
SecondLlotS colored yellow on said map will
pc prospecttvely benefited and the hnaI assess
mens will become q lien after the later al sewers
have been constructed.
And notice is hereby given that the sixth day OF
ing room or the Board Of Street and water Com
Missloners are hereby fixed as the time and place,
Wnen and where the Board Of street and Water
commissioners VIII meet to hear parties interest
against the said Improvement that may be pre-
sented Ia writing.
BY order OF the Board of Street and Water Com
misstoneBs,
GEO. T. BoUFoN.
Dated Jersey City. October g. 1898.
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filed their preliminary sketch showing what
property will probably be assessed and the
probable amount OF benefit to each lot or
parcel of land, also the probable amount of
assessment per foottof frontage; therefore
Resolved, That the 9th day of November,
1873, at ten O'Clock AM, and the meeting
room Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners, are hereby fixed as the time
and place when and where the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners will meet
to hear parties interested in said application
and all circumstances against the said i'm
provement that may be presented in writing:
and that the Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed to publish in the official papers and
to post in the manner aud for the length of
time required by law. notice of said applica-
ton and fling Of preliminary sketch. and of
the appointment of the above nanled time
and place for hearing
Resolved, That one Improvement certih-
cate for $500 be drawn in favor Of John
Hopkins for work done and materials fur
nished on account OF contract No. GIL for
construction of sewer in Central avenue,
from 100 feet off Irving street to and con-
meeting with sewer in Hague street.
Resolved, That 1921. 40 be paid to Ed
ward ODonnell on account of contract No.
672 for repaving Morris and Sussex streets.
charge special street account.
Resolved, That 90, 1854 be paid to Henry
Cunningham on account Of contract Nc.
o73 tor repaving, with secondhand granite
BLOCK. York street, from Washington street
70 henderson street.
charge special street account.
Resolved. That $549. 10 be paid to John
Nolan On account of contract No. STA for
repaving Henderson street, from Payonia
avenue to Hoboken CITY line.
Charge special street account.
Resolved, That So be paid to Lizzie
Woodcock for typewriting report Of Commits
sioners of Assessment on main sewer in
Girard avenue.
Charge Improvement.
Resolved. That the following sums be paid
to the persons hereinafter named. BEING re.
turn of money deposited for preliminary ex-
penses on the various improvements.
Charge the several Improvements.
$125 to estate of NJ. Lienau for opening of
Lienau place, from Prospect street to Boor-
aem avenue.
S125 to estate Of NJ. Lienau for opening
Booraem avenue.
$3.50 II tP. Connolly for opening of Seven
tenth street. from Jersey avenue sto Ho-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10
THOMAS SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER.

Thomas Crawford, sixty I've years old, OF
No. sss Bay street, has for some time been en-
ployed as a conductor on the Erie street line
Of the J. G. & s. R. r. Yesterday AFTERNOON
he went to the office of the company and re-
ware store, purchased q revolver and some
ammunition, and went TO his home. He jumped
into bed aud started to blaze away at the CELL
ing. His son. James. fearinx that some one
would get hurt. summoned Chanceman Hen
messy, who arrested the marksman. He was
arraigned In court this mornipg and was held
Converse. ~
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
E9 NIAGARA FALLS N WORLDS FArR
ROUTE.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
MouatAIp Resorts

ROUTE.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake ana
MountaIp Resorts.
Trains leave S2d st. North Riverl station. New
York, as follows and 10 minutes earlier from toos
Franklin st MR.. Terminal station at weehaw-
ken, n, Z, can be REACHED via scains Of N. J.. ]. Rd.
$50 A. M.-Daily local to Suspension Brldga
except SUNDAYS, wesso Coeymans Junction.
$50 A. M.-Daily local TO Albany and Saratoga.
MW a. M.-Daiiy Tor ALBANY. Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit Ohio. 9a
except Saturday Tor Toronto.
li.S5 A. NJ daily, except Sunday. to Catskill
wsska, Albany, Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George
Parlor cars to Bloomvtlle. SaratosR and Cald welt.
400 ]. M. Daily, except sunday. for Carsg4u
ais PM. Daily for albany. Montreal. Utica, SyrR-
use, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto,
Detroit. Cleveland aud Chicago.
$50 p. u, Daily, except Sunday, for Nowburgh.
albany, Saratoga and Aontreal Parloc car 10
Kingston.
sis r. il. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse. Roeh,
ester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Haverstraw Locals 400 a. M. 245 +l.S5 L45 P. IL.
Newburxh Locals, 8 70. so 10 A. NJ, *l.i5, $50 a5
81 80 sll.s3 Z, NJ tDaily.
Wagner sleeping cars for Albany, Utica, SYRIA
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara rails Toronto,
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago on all through
trains,
accommo ations, or information, apply onices:
Brooklyn, Go 23 Washington street, No. ,2s Ful.
ton street; annex Office, root Fulton streer, New
York city. Nes. lis. POI. 3e3, TsS. us ami ore Broad
No. So West Oae Hundred ind Twenty nsth sgreaE
noboken, y, J. No. los Hudson street and a
s'a'ioAs c. E. LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent,
No. Vanderbilt avenue
Kew Yerk.
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DlsoRDEkLY HOUSE RAIDED.

Much complaint has been made recently to
the First precinct police of a family who were
charged with keeping a disordsriy house at No.
A YORK street. Last night the place was raided
and the police arrested Samuel and Mrs. Maggie
Wallace. Tifie Smith. twenty-five years old.
and William Tweed, who gave as his place OF
The quartette was arraigned in the First Grim
fnal Court this morning. and other tenants Of
the house on York street Furnished enough evil
dence to hold them. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
were held to wait the action of the Gra1d
Jury, and TilIie Smith and William Tweed were
given the OPTION of paying $40 fine or spending
sixty days tn the County jail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10
THE BOY STOLE PIGEONS.

canal bank at Van Worst street, is troubled CON
siderably by, q gang of young toughs who
climb through the scuttle hole ia the roof aud
attempt TO steal the pigeons which he keeps in
the loft. Vest erday afternoon he caught
twelRe-year-old Michael Mackin of No. 1876 Sus-
sex street in the lort and had him arrested.
Mackin, when arraigned in court this morning.
admitted that he visited the loft to steal
pigeons, and Justice O'DonnelI held MIN for
further examination.
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TWO WOMEN EXPERTS.

Uncle Sam Emplos4 --eln at the Patent
OEice.
Many women are employed as clerks in
the patent office at Washington, and there
are several who take high rank as experts
IN n or another Of the various depart
ments. Mrs. Sarah j. Noyes and Mrs.
Frances R. Lybrand are two of these. The
former is second assistant examiner in the
electrical division and the latter second as
sistant examiner in the division of civil
engineering.
Mrs. Noyes was formerly a Connecticut
schoolteacher. She was employed in the
horology division of the patent office at first
and became very expert in the examination
of timepieces. She could walk along a line
of cases where the various parts of a watch
were kept, and picking up a wheel from
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10
REGULAR JAIL BoARDERs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Norton spend the greater
part OF their time Ia the Couaty jail. and when
not there they visit friends ia the lower part of
the city, and invariably start a free fight. Last
Friday the couple completed a term In the
County Jail, and last night they had their
usual row in q houss on York street. They
were arrested. and this morning Justice DO
nell sent them back to the Jail for ninety days.
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Dated Jersey city, october {, 1ss
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on the Seventeenth
gay OF juiy, 1898. application was made to tne
Beard OF Street and Water Commlssiol er BY Il.
hhieoraudt ana others. for TIE construction OF
an eighteen Inch brick oval sewer in
CONGRESS- Rec
from q point about SO feet wesr of Central avonuet
to aud CONNECTING with sewer now built in Pearcs
avenue, in aceo.d ance with the plan of sewerage,
together vita all the necessary manholes reeeiyl
ing basins and app1rtenances.
Notice Is also given, that on the Twenty-nfth day
o. september lS4a the Commissioners OF Assess
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NOTICE


ment filed with the Board Of Street and Watsr
commissioners their preliminary sksteo, showing
Wnat property VIII probably be assessed, and the
PROBABLE amount OF benefit TO each lot or parcel
OF lana, also the probable amount OF assessment
PEI. root OF frontage for the said improvement
ano the same 10 now open 70 public inspection in
Water Commissioners,
And notice Is also given, that the following
streets o. avenues or particular sections thereof
are included In said assessment t, naneiy
SEkEET
rom q point about go feet west OF Central avenue
to the center line OF Pesrce avenus
SUMMIT VEN
on the west side, from Congress street TO 4 mint
about Is feet north thereof.
And that the sixth day OF November, 1898. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and the meeting room OF the Board
OF street and Water Commissioners are hereby
liked as the time and place when ana whare rhe
Board OF Street and Water ~Cornmissiouera viii
meet to hear parties interested in said application
and all rem onstrances AGAINST the said improve
ments that may be presented In writing
by order Of the Board OF Street and Water Com.
missioaers.
GEO. I. BoUIoM.
Clerk.
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WILL SOON BIZ IN THEIR NEW HOME

Corps No. 2 OF the Salvation Army will take
possession Of the old South Bergen Reformed
Church next week On Tuesday night they will
hold g soldiers meeting, and on Wednesday,
night they will throw its doors open to tbs
public. The SaIvationists last night went to
Newark to hear Commander Booth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10

Professors of the
United States and
Canada are in line
with the tendency
to mingle the
grace of the round
dance with the
more restful fig
ures of the quad
rifle. The two
step polka quad
rifle of Professor
John Mailer of St.
Louis combines
the two old dances
with great taste
- -x- I'M
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10
TERPslca0RtAN NOVELTIES.

New Dances That WIN he Popular the
Coming Season.
The new dances officially approved and
promulgated by the recent eleventh annual
convention of the Association of Dancing
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-10

No. l. THE SCARLET LETTER. BY Nathaniel
s.. F i SHs n y dsssI.ss e n. o sss.'a., g sa.ssr CT 9;
NO UNDER THE RED FLAG. By Miss M. e.
No. { KING soLoMoN's MINES. By H. Riaer
MOI AROUND TIE WORLD IN EIGHTY
No .. TaHE GoRsicAN BROTHERS. By Alox.
No.I LAby GRACE. By Mrs. Henry Wood.
No.. 3. AVEkIL. by Rosa Nouchette Carey,
No. 3 THE BLACK DWARF. By Sir Walter
No..m ANoBLE LIFE. BY Miss Mulock.
LER's pAgaHTEN BY Charlotte n. Braoms.
No. "a. ii HLAC1 TULIP. BY Alexander
No.M NURSE REvSLs nrsTAKE. BY Flor.
No. Is. ERLE's CRUSADE. BY Rosa Nou.
No. ID. 4 Study IN cAHLHE By A. Conan
Ne. & ROCK RgIN; OF. DAUGHTER OF
Ne. IS LORD Isles DAUGaTER. BY Char
Ss. y The NOR Of oPPSTs7S sa0'f By sylvanu.
s.No.sa Mr.. eILFIL's LOVE STORY. n george
No. u. SCARLET SIN. By Florence Marryat.
No. !. .THE sfEaE OF MIA n s. ST. q.
sHa@sss T. Nov NELSON'S WILL. By n. Rider
No IS. JENNY BY W. Clarke Rus
No. %. BEAToN's BARGAIN. BY Mrs. Alex-
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E. Braefno, author OF Dora Thorne."
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No. e. H WANDERING HEIR. BY Charles
NO 80 FLOWER AMI wEED BY Miss M. Z.
NO. 81. NO THoRoUGHFARE. BY Charles
NO THE e HoaaARTY DIAMOND.
~. IS TIE SURGEONS DAuGHTRR. By Sir
No a. HfLpA; OR. THE FALSE VOW. BY Char.
lotte NJ. BrasEae. author OF "Dera Thorne.r'
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no Sc. ITRIr TO TIE MOON. By Jules Verne.
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No. IS. LITTLE REBEL. BY sTne duchess.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey City. october 6, 1898.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-31
THE DAY IN wAsHINcroN.
Nom orial Day Observed as Usual-PrCG
dent CIcvelnnl Tnkea Nh Pnrt In II,

Nom orinl Day Observed as Usual-Prcsi.
dent Cleveland TakOs No Part In 1t.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 9o.-Decora.
ton day in Washington opened with
beautiful weather, although the heavy
rains OF yesterday had made fairgrounds
very damp. At an early hour the pro-
ceBsion began forming at the various G.
A. r. headquarters and at noon the
programs at the different cemeteries
were under full headway. The largest
crowd was at the national cemetery at
Arlington, where the most elaborate
program was carried out
President Cleveland came into town
from his suburban home just before IL
o'clock and his carriage was halted a
few moments in order to allow the rear
OF the Grand Army procession to pasa
up the avenue on its way to Arlington.
The President apent the afternoon
quietly at the white house, seeing no
ono but Secretary Lamont, who called
soon after tho President reached the
mansion and remained there about two
hours. The doors OF the white house
were closed to the public, Secretaries
Gresham and Hcrbhrt went to Arling-
ton to witness the decoration ceremo-
MICS there. Secretary Carlisle went
yesterday to Baltimore and thence TO
tho Eastern Shore as guest OF Senator
Gibson, OF Maryland. Secretary Hoke
Smith remained quietly in town. Sec
relary Morton was in Nebraska and At
torney General olney was in Boston,
while Postmaster General Biasell spont
the day in Buffalo.
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rup pAY AT FANKEnspURG.

\ Parade Of Military aHd Civic OrgaRiza'
tions-Graves Decorated.
Special Dispatch 10 the lH.eAt9HcT
PARKgRsBURa, w, VA. May SOTO,
day was appropriately and periodically
observed in this city as Memorial Day
in honor OF the nations dead heroes,
The forenoon details OF surviving com.
radas from Andrew Mathor post and
Gettysburg post, G. A. r., were buaily
engaged in garlanding the graves OF tho
Union dead in the various cemeteries
with u wealth OF flowers, and in the
afternoon IN imposing parade was had
through the principal streets, partici.
pated in by the G. A. X. posts and
Moad camp, Sons OF Veterans, Company
L, spilman rifles, tho mayor and city
officials, the board of education and
and school officers, the fire department,
secret and other civic organizations, tho
public schools and citizens generally,
marching to the music OF the City band
and numerous martial bands and drum
corps. Great interest was taken In all
the exercises of the day, most of the
places OF business being closed. Tho
memorial address, eloquent and i'm,
pressive, was delivered at the Baptist
church by Hon. q. II. Grosyener, Of
Ohio.
The graves OF the Confederate dead
were also remembered by camp Jen.
kins, O. S. A. the wives and daughters
Of the surviving Confederates vieing
With their loyal sisters in honoring the
day.
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distinguishable mass. Such doctrine
strikes a deadly blow Mt the moral ma
tgFe OF man, the ethical constitution Of
society, the historic tradition Of our
race and the moral government OF God II
Turning to the assembly and raising
his hands solemnly, DR.. Briggs con-
Cluded hia defense as follows;
II challenge you before God to Judge
me rightly and conscientiously. lchal-
lenge you before God to Judge me ac-
cording to the record. l challenge you
before Jesus Christ to do me justice in
your judgment"
THE PROSECUTION.
Colonel Mc0ook then proceeded to
close the case for theappellant. Colonel
AIcCook asserted that the case before
tho Presbytery was one OF fact and not
OF law; that the charges contained only
matter which tho defendant admitted
having uttered, and that the verdict
should have been guilty,
The speaker trRYersed anew the
grounds Of the teachings OF the deiend-
ant, and asserted, despite the latter'a
avowals and explanations, that they
were in opposition to the Holy Scrip
lures and confession OF faith, and there
fore gross error in the eye of the
church. He also asserted that the doc
trinea at issue were essential, notwith-
standing Prof. Briggs declaration of
opinion to the contrary.
DR.. Graham called up his resolution
expressing the gratitude Of the mem
bers OF tho assembly to tho patriotic
dead for their services, and reverence
Of their memories, which was adopted
Recess till evening,
At the evening session an attempt
was made to reach vote before ad.
journment tonight, but it was unsuc-
cessful.
At 10 o'clock the assembly adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 8 O'clock,
the consideration Of the Briggs case to be
resumed at $3.50. 1t ia likely that u vote
will be reached before noon.
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'Ft''NH N'PNt' W Wo LW0't9CHeG'
HUSriSoroS, W. Va, May 9O.-Mem.
orial day was observed bore very gen.
orally, there being a suspension otbusi.
ness and exercises in tho city and the
cemeteries in which the civic and mill
ttry socictiea participated. The Knights
OF the Golden Eagle we're here from
surrounding cities to assist tho local
lodges in making the day ono that will
be remembered. A procession consist
ing Of Bailey post G. A. r., X. OF r., and
X; OF q. b., tho firo department, aud
military paraded to Spring Hill come.
terry at which place tho Huntington
light infantry drod n salute aud the
multitude Of people wore addressed by
Grand Past Chief Gardner Of the X. OF
u, T., OF Hamilton, Ohio. The visiting
membors Of tho latter order arc being
entertained tonight.
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Charleston. Observance.

Special Dlpa'oh 10 The Intelligence.
cnAmUsroS, W. Va, May SO.-Momo.
rial Day was celebrated hero in an up-
propHato manner to-day. Tho weather
waa auspicious and everything passed
Oh pleasantly Tho procession was q
long ono, tho city was proiusely deco.
fliod with the national colors aud tho
streets werc throngod with people COL
Johh L. Vance, Of Guiiipoffs, Ohio, was
Inc orator Of the occasion, and made an
eloquent address at tho cOimutory. He
was introduced BY Hon. O. Il. Smith, uu
eS'UoniOdOralo soldier. On returning
an ample repaat was furnished 10 tho
Veterans by tho Womnn'B Relief Corps.
lho posts participating In tho oxorClses
Wote Blnndon, Of this city, aud Soy.
wick of Uoatburq.