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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
lRDER OF PUBLICATION.
SrArE or MEsr Y1Ra1N1A

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rnles held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Harrison county
on the first Monday in August, 1895.
Charles w. Lynch, administrator de
boHisnon, with the will annexed of Gid
con ID. Camden, deceased vs. John j.
Keith. Jr., George Skinner, J. Jeffries
and Myra q. Camden. In Chancery.
The object OF THU suit is to enforce a
specific performance of the contract for
the purchase of certain land in the
county Of Lewis, West Virginia, sold to
the said John j. Keith, Jr. by the said
Gideon D. Camden, and to enforce tie
collection of the purchase money there
for.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed with the papers in this cause, that
the defendant John j. keith, Jr, is not
a resident OF this State, it is ordered
that the said defendant Is hereby re-
quired to appear here within one month
after the date of the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this cause.
Witness, Henry Raymond, Clerk of
said Court this 9Th day of August,
1895.
HENRY RAYMOND. Clerk.
c. W. LYNCH, Counsel. as.4t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
j. 2 and W. R. Dayton VS.. W. F

J.U and W. r. Dayton VS.. w. F.
BLOCK and others, in chancery.
by virtue of decree entered in the
above styled cause ON the 10Th day of
May, 1895. by the circuit court OF Har-
rison county, State OF West Virginia
the undersigned who was therein no.
pointed Special Commissioner for the
purpose will sell at public outcry on the
nth DAY OF SEPT. 1895,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock n m
and oclock p. m. at the front door OF
the court house of said county OF Har.
rison, the house and lot situated in the
town of West Milford in said comfy Of
Harrison, aud being the same sold and
conveyed to said Block on the 10Th day
of August, 1893, by Andrew M. &I.B
Freeman and deed therefor recorded in
the Office of the clerk of the comfy
court of said county of Harrison in Deed
Book 80 page 1873 70 which reference is
made for fuller description thereof.
This lot contains a little over one
quarter OF an acre and has upon it a
commodions two story dwelling house
containing six rooms aud has suitable
outbuIldings, and is neat, COW town
property.
West Milford is town of considers,
BILE importance and is in one OF the most
wealthy and prosperous sections of the
county and is a pleasant and desirable
place in which to reside.
TERMS OF SALE
One half cash in hand on day OF sale
and the residue upon credit OF twelve
months taking from the purchaser his
note with interest from day of sale with
good personal security and retaining a
lien upon the lands to recover the I'M
paid purchase money
LEWIS @. LAWSON.
Special Commissioner.
State OF West Virginia, county of Har.
risou, to-wit
l, p. NJ. Long deputy clerk of the cir.
cult court for Harrison county, West
Va, do certify that Lewis q. Lawson
special commissioner in the above styl-
ed cause has executed bond with an.
proved security as is required by law.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of August, 1896
Pm LONG,
4O.4t Deputy Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
P. NJ LONG,
Deputy Clerk.

Bartlett Smith vs. S. l.. Barnes and
l.. L. Robinson, in chanoery.
By virtue OF decree pronounced in
the above styled cause by the circuit
court OF Harrison county, w. Va. on
the Goth day of May, 1896, the under.
signed who was therein appointed a
Special Commissioner for that purpose
Will sell at public outcry on the
18th DAY OF SEPT. 1895.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a, m.
and A O'Clock p. In. at the front door OF
the court house of said county of HAIR
risop, the lands mentioned and describ.
ed III the deed of conveyance from said
Barnes to said Robinson executed on
the 18th day of May, 1894 and recorded
IN the office OF the clerk of the county
court OF Harrison county. State of West
Virginia in Deed Book No. y3 page M
containing 30 acres more or less ia in
said deed described.
ms property is situated in the viciui-
ty oil Wallace III the county of Harrison,
State OF West Virginia, aud on which
SAID Barnes resides and has good
house and suitable outbuildings thereon
and Is desirable Tor home and in "A
good neighbOrhoOd and is in close prox.
10y " . IhNhGut bNflOOl, StOTeeS anil
mill and Is part of the same property
conveyed to a. j., Barnes by Il. Il, and
L, a. Barnes by deed executed on The
23rd day oil September, 1890, and record
ed IN said clerks office IN Deed Book
81 page 45S.
This land is situated in one of the
most thrifty and enterprisingc ommuni.
ties IN the county and the people is
prosperous aud the lands are fertile.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash on day of sale.
LEWIS O. LAWSON,
Special Commissioner.
State OF West Virginia, county of Har.
rison. to-wit
l. 2 N. Long deputy clerk of the
circuit conrtof Harrison county. West
Virginia, do certify that Lewis q. il ,wson
special commissioner in the above styi.
ed cause las executed bond with an
proved security as is required by the
decree therein.
Given under my hand this the 14tb
day OF Aug. 1895. p. NJ. LONG.
aO'4t Deputy Clerk.
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC cry
Last Of tile Season Via d. 60.

e-'"N " "ssS ASShSSA tAA - - w
The last of the series oil trips
to the Seashore via Il. & o. is an
nounced for Thursday, August
22d, the excellent train arrange
ments that have been so salts
factory will be repeated.
Tickets to CapeMay, orSea Use
City can be purchased at same
rate and under same conditions.
Don't forget the date, August
22d.
We give below alistof stations
in this vicinity. showing time of
trains aud rates Of fare.
LEAVE. TIME. Tnm. RATES.
Parkersburg, 1854 m. $50 pm. $40 90
Central, ;. .3:Osam. s:3s p m. 10 90
Salem. ..i.................. II. 10 90
Clnrksburg 0i am, 9:s9p.m. 10 90
Grafton .....3:4O pm. 1880 am. 90
Through Pullman Sleepers on
both trains.
Correspondingly low rates
from other stations. For more
detailed information apply 10
nearest B. & o. agent. 1921
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NOTICE
August Il, 1885

AS tue surviving member Of the
of WEIGH & Kearns, proprietors
barber shop in Clarksburg, l beg e
form the public that I have purchi
tue interest of NJ. j. Kearns, decea
and am ready to pay all claims aga
the aforesaid firm. ALI persons indel
to said firm will settle with the I'M
signed who will conduct the bushes
future at the same place.
FRANK j WELCl
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Here Is n Bargain

4 splendid business Welding
81, 5oo.oo per annum; only 81 $50.
on easy terms, Address, THE
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE Ey-
CHANGE. Clarksburg, W. Va.
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For SnIe.

Good house and lot, > good
business rooms, s room dwelling,
lot So feet, on Pike and e7a on.
Main streets. For terms enquire
Of j. W. odell, clarksburg. So
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Farmers! Farmers /.

For Sale-A registered 3,year
old American Polled Durham
Bull; also 8 full.blood Shropshire
Bucks. from l year old up. AT
fine stock and at reasonable
prices. j. III. MINES
40.Gt. Adamston w Va
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Call at j. Parrill's Grocd
and try my bread. / have ma
arrangements to furnish b
with nice fresh bread every d
s7.3t GAVIN RooT'
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N "
L. 9. Riley vs. NJ D. Riley and 9th.
ers IN chancery
BY virtue Of decree entered in the
above styled suit by the circuit court OF
Harrison county, West Virginia, ON the
3gth day OF May 1895, the undersigned
who were therein appointed Special
Commissioners for the purpose will sell
OF pnblic outcry on the
10TH DAY OF SEPT. 1895,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m.
aud o o'clock p. m. before the front door
Of the court house of Harrison county,
West Va, the following real estate stu
ated in the said county of Harrison
which is described as follows Began
ming at red oak stump near the road
corner to j Il Jones, thence with the
county road n. SO =. 10 poles to stone
in the road, thence n. 90 =. 15J poles to
q stone IN heroad, thence n. 525 E. 125
poles to stone in the road and corner
to Richard Nuzum. thence with Nuz.
UNI 3 line =. 29k Z. II poles To a stone,
thence y. ~ 10. u poles TO stone,
thence N. I9t u. II poles to e stone,
thence ). ~ q, $40 poles to a stone,
thence 3. 81 u, AS TO stone and
thence South - W. 46J to a stump and
pointers in Sandusky line. thence n. 50
w. 20 poles to a stone pile near coal
bank. thence N. 10 W. sci poles to black
oak, thence N. al w. 311 poles to the
beginning containing 27.17-t00 acres,
beng the same Property owned and
possessed by tile late W. d. Fl. Riley
and ON which he resided at the time OF
his death. Said premises are well suit.
ed Tor comfortable home and lus n
dwelling houseand outbuildings there
on aud las a good vain OF coal which is
M object OF conside, able importance
and matter fproft IN the neiehborhood
where the land lies
TERMS OF SALE
One half cash on day of sale and the
residue upon credit OF twelve months
from day Of sale taking from the pnrch-
aser his note therefor with interest from
date thereof with good personal securi.
ty and retaining vendors lien on said
lands to secure the unpaid purchase
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FOR SALE.

The banking house just vacat.
ed on Main street. Terms TO suit
purchaser. For particulars call
on the President or Cashier
Merchants National Bank. 91tf
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

intend closing out afew farm
implements carried over from
last year, and for that reason
have put them at a rersredueed
price. Ihave asfew stpdebaker
and Brown wagons i viii sell at
from $50 to S54 complete. and
they are tirst.class too. a half
dozen Improved Champion Now
ers at S35. One Walter A. Wood
at the same price. New machines
at $40. Seven Wizard foot dump
Hay Rakes at $500.
Ihaye a larger and better stock
of general hardware, tinware.
stoves. paints, oils, &c, than
ever before. / have just receiv-
ed a car load OF Kramer wagons
and afresh stock of buggies and
carts, also a car load of stone.
ware that Isell both at wholesale
and retail. Soliciting your rat-
ronage, lam,
Yours most truly,
34'tf. HENRY HAwKER.
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TERMS OF SALE
LEWIS O. LAWSON.
J. PHILLIP CLIFFORD,

State Of West Virginia, county Of Has-
rison, to-wit
!, p. NJ Long deputy CLERK of the cir
cult court for the county of Harrison,
State of West Virginia, do certify that
Lewis o. Lawson and j. Phillip Clifford
special commissioners in the above
styled cause have given the bond as re-
CURED in the decree OF sale therein.
Given under my hand this the 12th
day of August, 1895.
p. NJ. LONG, Dep. Clerk
for q. Raymond, CLERK
4O-it Circuit Court
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HARVEY W. HARAIER
Sneninl C,nmmissiol

Special Commissions
1. Henry Raymond, clerk OF
circuit court of Harrison county
hereby certify that Harvey w. Har
the commissioner, whose n me is 81
ed to the foregoing notice OF sale
given the bond required OF him IN
order directing the said sale.
HENRY RAYMOND, Cler
August IL, 1886: n
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
BROADDUS INSTITUTE.
Classical, Scientific, Nor.
NAL, Music, Art, Physical
Culture, Delsarte.
49,
Pacing, TrO,tlng, Running Races al
the Clnrksbnrg Ear.

The speed department will be
as animating and enjoyable as
any part of the Fair. The races
will be under the supervision Of
honest, competent judges who
Will enforce discipline, exact
close andfair contests, and award
the prizes only 10 those who hon
estly wiz. 36.td
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Dc. 10, Is9I--CouxTY ORDER No.
1850 B u Stout freight on blk case is 81
351 L Z White sew MS surveyor 30 on
1852 j L Cork, seFv as surveyor. 10 20
3j3 II / Goldman, serv us survey 80 90
35i FlUranus Reynolds ser us sur ~ 90
:55 l. u Martin sew as SURVIVOR lj3 %
456 II L Shreve serv as surveyor - II
$50 Jacob Shreve ser us surveyor rs lol
35S Y ID Robinson, ser as survey GEI
359 VI u Copenlaver ser as sury liz 80
500 ID ) Young SEW AS surveyor. 81 90
SGl u Lewis terv as surveyor. 800
jGa John Booth ser as survey. 300
Jus w stout, serv as surveyor 10 90
3U4 John q Rogers serv us sIirv. i6 25
5B5 Jas Morris serv as survey 300
3D6 Williams serv as survey 600
3B7 Sidney Hickman sery us sury 45O
46s ~ Sigiey serv as surveyor so
3O0 ID NJ Carter serv MS surveyor 80
5!u " Norman hetv us survey 10 Is
81 hoot Wagner serv us survey S25
5ls ROBINSON serv as sury.. 800
80 " Is hliilngsworth ser rs sur so
Oh 1 Burnside setv as survey 80
40 = u Sottrlll serv US surveyor 900
3f6 Homer Mason Serv as survey S95
T7 j U Ward serv MS surveyor. B75
HS Il b Maxwell serv as survey 375
379 Quinn Minter serv M s,,rv,.y "a ~
9sI NJ aSomrias,.; a. 10 10 survey ~ 90
81 H., S,l..ia WIG seE s snfv ~ %
400 II ~ S2amit. seIR us survey ~ 81
800 800 L. +9oi n selN US survey 10 w
s SSs I III a u - puS sefN US survey 900
go go So MI NJ! sgfN ~ surveyor, %
800 300 1I :, ~ l1eW non rep. ~ DIS 90
800 = p p L ps..s' rep D y s.. 20
800 200 = y r1ttro rep B% pa, 20
81. $50 = y y flowers EIoMers. rep u ~ Ds 20
3eo - - S CONWAY, rep DIS. %
S"1 ~ ~ 1 pl!i rei, b& " So. %
9g., =, " " t DnlieS lScl snfV roads; IL ON
S S9 y = + StS,hestfeet Y e)sur rds OO
3 Ss Wv y Mi m;i N-e) sur roads 10 %
3 99 " me ilicAilhll sllr road W
Soe T r !. t 49, seiN roau w
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TERMS OFSALE ;

One third cash in hand on day Of !
and the residue upon credit DISK
twelve months, with interest from
of sale, said commissioner taking Fl
the purchaser notes with good perso
security for the deferred payments
retain o vendors lien on the land so
as further security.
HARVEY W. HARMER,
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Premium lists of the coming
fair can be had by calling at any
bank or at the secretary's office
in Clarksburg. 34td
DR.. George NJ. Holt, DENTIST,
will be in his Clarksburg Office
August 1st, 1895, and remain
for 3odays. s4.tf
j. Karlin's has announced a
great sale of jewelry during the
Clarksburg Fair. He viii have
his display in NusBaumls cloth
ing store. st
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

Mr. Robert Simmons, OF Graf
ton was here Sunday.
Rev. G. 4. Jones returned to
his home in Newport News, Va.
Wednesday morning.
Rev. Saunders, Of Parkcrs.
5urg, assisted Rev. Pride with
his camp meeting Sunday.
Rev. Oliver Boggess. Of Gypsy
Grove was in town Sunday
Rev. Steele was 10 Buckhanon
Sunday.
P. b. Lowry is on the sick list
Prof. S. H. Gusslias purchased
a fine bay horse by the name of
Pete with a strap around his
neck.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
ofihe Receipts and Expendi-
lures of Harrison County for
the Year Ending Way 81. 'oS.

lContinued from filih page.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
IN SALE OF FARM.

By virtue of the authority vested
the undersigned commissioner, by d
decree Of the circuit court OF Harris
county, made and entered at the VI
term, 1885. in the chancery cause
James A. Harrison VS.. z. q. Morgl
administrator of Lucinda john, dec
and Others, will OH the
lOr IDAY OF SEPT. 1906,
at tie front door OF the court house
tue said county, offer for sale and |
the real estate mentioned aud descril
in the said decree aud the bill and r
ceedings in the said cause, consist
of a tract of COY acres OF land lying
Rock Camp in Sardis District and
same landconyeyed to Lucinda John
James A. Harrison and wife by d
dated the 21st day OF March 1892 Of
cord in the proper Office, in Deed B,
No. SO, page 26l.
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ssrnelBgn 10. 1881 couNr1 onpER No
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

G. W. LrSon, Counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-06
A DINNER AND NOT A DUEL.
The Trouble Between Neville and
Iturbide Came to an Amicnb Bile. End.

The Trouble Between Neville and
Iturbfde Came to an Amicnbl End.
AS was intimated in The Star yesterday
the trouble between Mr.. Robert Neville and
Prince Iturbide, which threatened at one
time to lead up to meeting on the field of
honor, has been patched up and an alarmed
and interested community may be assured
that the chances of mortal combat or even
mild bloodshed have been knocked out.
The differences between the two men
aroused good deal of interest within the
sacred shades of the Metropolitan Club, and
when the STORY was made public mutual
friends of the aggrieved parties at once
rushed into the breach and pointed out
that dueling Is against the laws of the
District and Is really a very reprehensible
performance. Then, too, the principals were
given also to understand that Detectives
Weldon and Horne were playing the sleuth
hounds on their track, and that If either
nade any bellicose movement he would
probably find himself an occupant of a
cold. damp dungeon instead of warm,
cheerful smoking room at the club The
seconds, also, instead of urging a duel,
pointed out the disadvantages of meet
ing on the historic dueling ground near
Bladensburg, and, finally, Mr.. Neville and
the prince decided to bury the Ratchet and
call the fight off. Instead of going off and
calling each other Names as two would-be
belligerents did at Hot Springs. they cele-
brated their reconciliation with little din
Now the members of the club are patting
each other on the back, and congratulating
themselves on the satisfactory outcome of
the late unpleasantness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-06
A RAILROADS. BIG PURCHASE.
Shops for the Southern System to BE
Erected ut Alexandria.


Erected Mt Alexandria.
An important step in the development of
this section as a railroad center has Just
been taken by the Southern Railway Com
paby in the purchase of large tract Of
land adjoining Alexandria, where it is pro-
poced to erect extensive repair shops and
round house. The land purchased lies just
to the west of the military cemetery and
extends along the railroad about 2,6O0 feet,
rearly to Thea old Roberts mill property
and as far back as Hunting creek
The ground thus acquired comprises
eighty-six acres and the price paid was be-
tween $3.50 ard $500 per acre. 1t is under
stood that the company intends to begin at
roe to grade this property preparatory to
the erection of the buildings. and that over
a quarter of a million of dollars will be
spent in improvements
plant for repair work is now owned by
the company in Alexandria, and 1t Is pro-
pos ed by the company, as soon as their
new site is available, to remove these old
buildings and offer the property for SALE
The purchase of the several tracts of land
Wight, real estate agent. Mr.. Wight had
the assistance in Alexandria of Samuel H
Lint of the firm of O'Neal & Lunt of that
city.
The erection of this enlarged and modern
plant for repair work will be followed by
a concentration at this point of a great
deal of the business of this character,
places along the road. and in this particu-
lar it Is expected that Alexandria will be
one of the most important points in the
Southern railway system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-06
CITY AND DISTRICT
THE FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Action in Support of the AnacOstia
t,Su

Action in Support of the AnacOstia
Railway Strikers.
At the meeting of the Federation of
Labor last night, in compliance with re-
quest made in a communication from the
secretary of the Street Railway Assembly,
the federation voted to place the Anacostia
Railway Company on the unfair list.
Complaint was made that member of
the Bricklayers' Union who is building
house has employed non-union men to do
the work. and the plasterers asked that the
party be put on the unfair list, but in view
of the fact that there is no precedent in
the history of the federation for boycotting
a member of a society of organized labor,
A committee was appointed to call on the
alleged offender. ana point out TO him that
his course in employing non-union men is
not CONSISTENT with his profession AS a
trade unionist.
Credentials of the delegates from the
structural bridge and iron workers and the
fathers Were received and the delegates
Obligated.
The delegates from the Musical Assembly
reported that the difficulties which existed
for long time among their members have
been adjusted, and that a large number
who had withdrawn from the organization
have again united with it.
The delegates from the Machinists' AS
sembly reported that there Is no shop of
their craft in the District where there are
other than union men employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-06
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Local Matters of Interest From Across the
Bridge.
Licensing Dogs 6nd n Small Fire Last
Night-Othes Social and
Perxoaal Notes.

Three more parties who have ignored the
dog license law. incspite of official notifica-
ton, had warrantsssw out against them
yesterday by Officer Sullivan. Two of the
defendants are women of recognized
means. 1t is now believed that all dogs in
the West End have right to live. the i'm
posed tax having been at last Paid. The
fight against the dog tax this year has
been more steady than ever before. The
great majority of owners refused to settle
up with the government until the final
pressure of the officers was brought to
bear. In many cases 1t was found neces-
sary to swear out warrants. Officer Sulli-
van has been particularly active in the
forcible collection of the tax. and he has
had many delinquents before the court.
Growing Interest.
The meeting at the Tenleytown Baptist
Church last evening was a crowded one
The religious interest was intense Mr..
and Mrs. Mcfarland led the meeting. Ten
asked for prayer and six professed con-
version. The Tenleytown Baptist Church
is becoming big power in its section. Its
influence is spreading widely. Rev. Mr.. NC
Cullough is proving himself a pastor of
much executive ability, with the power to
draw money to his side. His fellow work
ers are all laboring with unusual zeal. Inc
bers. From comparative obscurity, the
Tenleytown Church has, under Mr.. NC
Cullough, sprung into prominence.
Fire Last Night.
Fire broke out last evening in house $500
@ street, occupied by Gen. H. H. Lockwood
and Mr.. w. b. Orme The alarm was turn
ed in by Mr.. Henry Ash, through telephone.
The flames were active for time, but were
soon subdued. Not, however, until furni-
ture had been badly damaged and the build
Ing made subject to loss. About $4OO dam
age was sustained in all.
The fire is supposed to have originated
through the existence of a defective hue.
Notes.
The water in the canal is now of sufficient
depth to satisfy all the demands of naviga-
ticn. Full cargoes are now being put on.
Orders which have been pending for some
weeks are being rapidly filled by shippers.
Schooners are arriving with accommodating
regularity. Much of the coal is being sent
to the upper Atlantic states.
Arrangements are being made for another
match game of polo between the Fort Niger
and Chevy Chase teams. The contest will
be fixed for one day next week. and will
come off on the big drilling ground at the
fort.
Polo is catching on in this section, and is
interesting more horsemen daily.
The Linthicum students will open their
season OF entertainments Friday, the 18th
instant. The program, as is always the
case, will be new. The specalties will be
big feature of the evening. The best people
in Washington have been secured to assist
the students.
Three short sketches. embra cling refined
and farce comedy, will occupy the main
portion of the evening. Prof. Ed. Hay, the
principal of the institute will contribute to
the enjoyment.