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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
A TANGLE In SHEEP.
Peculiar Case on Trial In lhs Third
District Court.
COMPLICATED BUSINESS METHODS
Leads 10 Expensive Litigniion--Two
New salts Entered on pronissory
Noles Aggregating S0,03s.Gs.

There Ia on trial today In the Thiri
district court a sheep tangle that seems
10 defy all efforts at unfaveling. IL 10
the suit Of Chns. $. Carter sgnInst
Wilson, Mercer a McCarty for the
putchaso price Of 3,lsI head Of sheep
at Sl.2j per head.
IL ~ alleged that In October, 1894,
tho plaintiff delivered to the defend.
ANS Slsi head of sheep, tue pr CO to
be rail being sl.25 per hoAu, or .J,9sO
Ia sll.
wilson claims TO have bought 500
bead OF sheep from Carter ON bis own
acc3unt anu not AZ associated with
Mercer aud MoCarty. That after
wards he purchased from Mercer 900
head of tbs sheep which the latter
nad purchased from Carter, Mercer
took herd of the sheep to Que Of tbs
eastern markets and sold them, hut
made some bungle In tho trsnsactlon
Of the business connected with the
sale with the result that no did not
realize n profit,
Mercer paid TO Carter check on
account, which Carter turned over to
NilsOu 60 bfiug 10 town anu cash ana
20 apply the money on some obliga-
tlohs which H., Carter, owed here.
Tho check was protested anu returned
10 the rsyec.
Too consignment o. 1000 sheep
which Wiison received iron Mercer
WIS also alleged TO have been on 40.
count.
Wusu 70 came 10 u division OF the
head between Wilson anu Mercer u
dispute ufyto butween them, one
claiming that tho other was getting
tue test ~ n.
There were no corttncth made and
ali the nutiuoss terna 10 have been
done ~ WUrI OF mouth, ~ that the
Mt fnUyH IA tbs case have got q tEDglo
about them which u perpiexing Indeed,
an all tho litigants appear 70 have
different ideas un the matter aud con-
tfal,cI0fy stories to tell.
The csse II being tried before Judge
street. anu tue following jury:
NJ. J. Cheosman, Edward Johnson,
III. T.. Bleasurle, Edward Pickering,
A. IA. Harvey, Harry MArgstts, 1. J.
StafUuck, q. Parker Norton.
lse bTsnd Young tor the plaintiff
aud w. ii. King Tor defendants aIs
the attorney.
The suit o. Esther Walker ngains,
Salt Lake CITY, Tor damages ON ac-
| count OF the flooding Of . piece OF lahJ
over jordan, csmo up before Judge
| street today. Tue city has heretofore
| hltd an snswer TO the com plant claim.
lug exemption unuer tue statue OF
Limitations. The plaintiff today sub
United supplem- tai com plaInl AlIug.
log the conditions lesding TO damage
up 70 January, 1894. The water which
II h claimed damaged the land came
from whst Is known ~ the surplus
CAugl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

MAsIuSOION, June ia score Of
members iuit thu city last uight after
tue appropriations bill were disposed Of
ami there were MT more that fny
members on tho II or VI the House
when II mt nj / | O'Clock Tor the final
session OF the hT,t session VI the Fatty.
iUut,h C1ugfoIa. Ths reading o! tho
ltutual OF tue 10. iilaliVe day ui ratut-
DAY which continued from III O'clock
Sstutdsy uutll II o'clock last night,
consumed half an hour.
Turner (Ga.l on behalf Of the min-
ofiiy t1sIcI tho iOllUwiDgi Received,
that the thanks oil this House ste due
anu are hereby rendered Thomas rs.
Reed, Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
tuntatives, Tor tho ability, efficiency
anu strict imparliaiily win winch he
has disohnfseI the hrddOus And Tt.
spouslble duties VI his office during
the present. session Of Congress.
The resolution was gtteleI with
great applause and enthusiastically
adopted by standing vote, While
JehkinB (Nis.) was trying 10 secure
action ON the Senate bill tot the
relief ~ tro administrator uI
Henry Van Niplck, which Involved
AZ expenditure OF 81 500. Wnuulut
(Ala.) got the door sud made the uill
text Tor the statement ~ 10 tbs mar.
vel0ua growth Of thu governmental
EXPENSE dufing recent Yeas. lilo de-.
olared tho government VI the UniloI
States, federal, state aud munich al,
was toe lhrgest one on esrth, reachiug
81 100, 900, 900 per annum,
Ovens (ky.D raised laugh at
Wheeler's expense by calling attention
~ the fact that II the Van Vieick hi
went through II would only incfta,0
tue grand total expenditure to 81, lUO,.
OOi 800.
The dill was passed but 10 prevent
further clamor FIR recognition tho
House tooK a recess until o'clock.
Ga motion OF Dingley resolution
was adopted for the appointment OF n
committee Of three 10 wait upon the
Presi IsnI anu inform him thai COngftss
was ready 20 adjourn anu 10 ascertain
n ho had any further communications
TO make. rho Speaker appointed
Dingley, Cannon (RepuDlloaLs) anu
say eTs (Dpmoorats.)
At ,. m. tue house feconysned and
the PfsiiIenps executive clerk an.
nouuoed the presidential approval OF
tue Two appropriation bills last passed.
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Lo.ra VALUABLE msnuserlpt.

NEW YomS, June 1.-The Morn.
Ing Advertiser this morning Gays;
A venerable Italian priest ia police
court complained that Carlo Motta had
robbed him Of part OF a valusble mau.
uscript history OF tbs Vatican, "rho
UpBu Vatican II tho titlu OF the man.
uscfiut. The complainant anu Autuos
MOuuignor Antonio Coutente Renter
says the publication OF tho work YOU'D
carry conformation into tho church
cltcles. lie Eilirms that b. was once
private aGfclary TO Plus y, He n
years old. HIS secretary, alto IL
pu,stly gAtb, accompanied him TO the
o0uIl. Motta was ned In 50, bond.
rhe priest valued his manuscript al
$4,000. Father Connolly, Arch
UisuOp COuigan's private secretary,
ssld that ne had heard 0l the complain,
ing witness. Father Connolly SAID
that the priest WAS not on imposIor.
His connection with the Naucau, tbe
merits OF the took and its intrinsic
worth were points Father Connolly
saiG he was nUl familiar with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

The Commercial National bank OF
Salt Lake filed suit IN the Third dis.
tricI court today against Farley T..
Pfau IT,, Evelyn Pratt anu q. A.
WoOlsy on a promissoTy note for $1,000.
The complaint alleges that the uots
WAS executed by defendant In favor of
John w. Donnellan on December II,
1891, aud that tho note was later trans
ivtIed iof n valuable consideration 10
the plaintiff. The note was secured by
mortgage aud Mr.. WoOley IL maize a
party defendant on account OF claims
nc has against the same parties.
George A. Lowe also FLED q COM
plant against the Mountain los com.
pany, w. II, Meslok, John Hell IT,,
Josephine Mtsick anu Albettine He'll
tuOw Aiboftiue LaDgl, on pTomissory
uote Tor s., 3OS.BO executed In favor OF
tue plainnn ON January ~, 1892. Part
Of tne note has been PAID ana tho
emOunt sued for now 10 81 gSs. IS prin-
,ipal anu Interest and Sl0I attorneys
lee,
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rugland'. nrmand on Hawaii.

san FRAECisCJ, Cal, June n. co.
Tue steamer Australia from Honolulu
today brinFs confirmation OF the A..
s.CiatBu Press story concerning the
demand maze by Great Britain that
Noiuey Ashford be permitted 10 tu-
turn 10 Hawaii. Ihe Dole govern.
mrnt Ia very much excited over the ft.
port bus tho president ,oi the liitls
rel ublic IL pursuing conservative
c1une 10 dealing win the msttef. The
news VI EnglAnu's demand originated
Ia Washington, ID. g., aud was Tor.
wafdud In private cortosp0ndenco -
an Hawaiian paper anu several private
concerns. There IL a likelihood Of
Hawaii calling upon tho Uuited States
10 extend its offices Ia tue dispute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
Csurt Nstes.

Judgment has been rendered by
stipulation tow. Il. NiglinI al al against
Margaret ShGivr ell al.
George a. Lowe has secured a Iudz.
ment for S9l4 %, with $40 sttoTney's
fee, against Thomas McEyoy.
by consent the case OF William
Dltcnfield against MilandO Pratt ct al
was referred TO waldemat Van CotI.
Ed. Peterson, aged q, and Lottio
Carlson, 10, 10th Of Bingham, we're
granted "a license to marry by Deputy
Clerk RuedAll today.
Hearing on motion for a new trial
In the case OF jacob Hess against
James b. WoodmAn was set for June
1870.
The WAGNER Brewing company yes
terday confessed judgment Ia the som
Sl,43s.07 IN favor Of tue Nagiousl Bank
VI the Republic.
The hearing on appeal from tho
probate court In the matter OF tho
estate Of Thomas Cuttls, deceased, was
sst by Judge RIchle Tor June 2Oth.
Tho Jury In the suit OF the First
Nan0nai bank OF Dillon, Montana,
against BOYD Park anu others, ysster.
day brought In verdict Of S4,24O.Sl
IN layVr u the plaintiff,
In Judge Streets court today a stay
OF thirty days was granted tho Salt
Lake CITY Railway conpauy to serve
statement ON motion for a new trial
IN the SUIT of J,sepn Dsdericks, In
which tho Halter secured n judgment
yesterday lOg 81 800.
Sheriff Hardy has couple OF dspu-
ties out In tho hills adjacent TO Bountl-
iul looking Tor Hicks, the insane man
who was rent to the county infirmAry
some time ago and who escaped from
that institution Two weeks ago. The
unfortunate man was committed TO tho
lnhrmary by Judge Young alter
undergoing an examination ~ W hia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

= dtclarsti II Tor a single gold siHHiari
90 anything ese a. the iasuo cannot
be- mi. q PLATA NY other wsy'
Henry G.. Plyuo Of the national
committee, Wisconsin. Inns pfepIr.i u
Jiaf Of n fiuaucial PLANK, which hos
general approval. Tue plang reads:
owe are uualtersbly 0rp1sci 20 every
measure calculated % uubase our cur
retcy OF impnir the credi. Of thu cgur-
try. We arc therefore Oppo'ej the
flee nnd unlimited cOinhge Of silver
at a ratio o; 10 to l or any ether batIa,
except UPON international nrtecment
winch shall embrace the Leading con-.
mefcsl nations OF Europe. We favor
the use Of AZ much silver as b. neces-
saty for CONNER ial rutpusr' and
winch IL consistent with maintaining
the parity Of rolJ and silver ne citcu.
latlng mediums. The Republic n
party CAUSED the euactmeut OF Ga" law
pflvidiug TOT the resumption OF specie
=. ymcnts IN 1879. IL will favor oil
measures doIvntd TO maintain tho
money Of tho Unitod States, whether
coin VI paper, ~ the present standard,
whlch II the zane as that Of tue most
enligbtsLot nations Of tho earth'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

NEW YOmI, June ll.-Tuo Herald
THIS myIuiug Hiyt3
J fiVtpont NJ Iigan, looking eKcop.
tiOnally well after his visit 10 Lon on,
arrived hUms on the steamship leu.
tonic. lie was met down the bhy ny
his yacht, the C1fsair, which accom-.
panied the liner 10 its pier at the foot
of Christopher street, where, after Mr.
Morgan had shaken hauus with n iew
itiundi, she took her uwuer aboard and
catfiUI bin Co his place NJ Highland
Falls on tho HUDSON.
Mt MORGAN refused himself TO every
one save the members o. tho family
when he reached his uutty home,
ON the plea that he was excessively
weary alter his loug Journey. IL was
iutiuAled, however, tuHt he might
have something TO say later IN regard
u the manner Ia which American
securities ore regarded abroad,
when he was asked whether no ..
llcvui Mckinley u0miuEtlnn In 81.
Louis would have auy effect upon the
financial relations existing between
home properties anu foreign INVESTOR.
Mt MORGAN smiled ami remarked.
"At Mckinley has not been nomin.
giud yrt.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
The corbs,I.,narL.y Fight

SAN FRASCsCO, Cal, June H.
Since the announcement that COT
bett aud Sharkey have been matched
10 tight, this CITY has been the Mecca
towards which the eyes Of all puyllisls
are turned. Tue rstic experts are
hssteniIg to Eau francisco from ali
parts Of tue country Ia expectation Of u
revival Of tho glorious times when
there were several pTEB lights a week
here. There II "a state law pro hibillng
pfILs lights, but complacunt board OF
supervisors have allowed contests Tor "a
limited number Of rounds, under the
guiso Of charity entertainments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
A,,.mp,.d 60 HIlIIIi. wife,

CHICAGO, June ll,--In u drunken
rage John WIltcr maize an unsuocess.
lul attempt last night to XIII his wife.
He thea shot and killed one step.
daughter and wounded smother 10
seriously that her me II dsspaired Of
the tragedy tolk place at the
WolleTs residence In Mclean Avenue.
The household has been an unhappy
one ever since the marriage OF Wolier
e. Mrs Rose B,ockrr Two yeafs ago.
Mrs. Wultar IL possessed OF properly
valued al $1,000 LETT by her first hus.
band. II SCENE to have been wodeI's
purpose % ge! cOntfOl Of the property,
Being unable TO make any heauwRy
Ia this direction, ho became diHsatis,
heu and tegsu drinking 10 excess anu
was under the Influence Of liquor
when he committed the assault on his
wife aud slep-ehldren. Weller had
on previous occasions threatened TO d.
violence ~ the members OF hia family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

sT. PAUL, MINI, June ll.-whon
the Democratic state convention met
today tic Market Hall was crowded.
rne chief fight was nn the question Of
silver, but the Il ht ON National Com.
mllteeman Michael Dorian was we'll
10 tho front. State Chairman Me
Dermott In calling the convention TO
order eulOgized the Democratic
party. II. u. Winston nominated
Il. Il. Champlin as a silver
candidate fr tenn Ofaty chair.
man. H.. W. DufTaut nominated
O. NJ. Hail ~ tho gold candidate.
Hall received asa votes OF 7ii and the
convention went wild, Michael ID ran
finally beiug heard above the upIOAr
shouting, "rhe old mans here yet"
On taking the chair Hail spoke at
length on the party issues. The
temporary organization was unaui.
mGusly made permanent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
DENIED IN mADRID.
That This Country has offered to In.
tsrVsnr for cuba.

MADRID, juno l0,--In official circles
the report Ia dOuied that Spain has re-
cslyed from the United States a Lote
suggesting friendly Intervention in
Cuba. IL 10 also alleged the Havana
correspondent Of the London Times
Was misled when he oAhed to his Pal or
that there was much talk In official
Circles OF arranging the Cuban ques.
ton ON the bAsis VI oOnceding home
rule, anu that tbs Cubaus would accept
It Il tue United States guaranteed
Spain's compliance. IL Is stated the
CubAn's insist upon oOmpln.e inde.
uondeuCe, Rnd that home rule would
not content them.
A dispatch received here from Hav.
ana says the administration there Is In
serious hnAucih trouble. The pay OF
the Bpsuish II, ops IL reported TO be
three mOntha Ia arfsars, anu IN oonse-
quence tho soldiers are believed to b.
ulfoontented,
Another dispatch from Cuba says
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

Utah Among th~ T,w rIacts Favored
Win au Approximation.

wAsniNurOs, June il.-Except
5.yAlnah, the capitals Of tho new
s'hles, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana anJ
Utah, are the ouly piaoss that got Rp.
propualions for pubic lulldinss this
session Of Congress. The House policy
has been to report no bills for new
building. After ,xuaus.ing their
efforts ia that b0iy the western mem.
Jers secured In tie ssuatc amegd
meats to the sundry civil bill. Thesr
item, caused tho hardest fght between
tbs two houses ana threatened TO pre-.
long the session. seuAtor Ddbois who
engineered the campaign Ia tho Sen.
ate was imporIuned to consent 10 drop
the amendments, but tho western
senators anu representatives refused 10
oapitulate on any conditions. Finally
tho House accepted the amendments
on motion by Wilson OF Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

TOPEKA, Kan, June il.-Jobn w.
Bitiuentnal, chairman VI the Populist
state committee, thinks there IL d ptOs.
lccI u fusion Oi the silver men Oi
all the parties IN ths uAii0ual can.
paigu thi- yesT. lie believes the Pop.
ulistt wGuid be willing 10 Yield SOME
what 10 tue silver Democrats anu the
oliver Rel ublioans n tue Democratic
convention At Chicago should MONT.
uaIo too "Tight Kind NJ n man"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
tntrn Il wItht!en,raiLes.

NLw YORK, Julc ll.-A disnstch
10 inu World nom Havana says Hav.
'an iukts deep Interest In General Lee
an his mlssiHu.
Ia buchsu prints pictures Of Gen.
hc y ancestors, ami edltofially COM
mo- Ting Ou hia activity Ia behalf VI
American prisoners, sayt:
"Grrcrul Leo understands the value
ul pubic Interest, makes the most OF
twAli things anu assumes the tone Of a
diploma, When the Illusions are
touc We may fui In him yoty cor.
rect, courteous gentleman like Mt.
william, Who will carry On the con.
tuipt iuuctitns h the abstraction OF
Uv ~ unu.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
Tho IssesIsnn outrsrs.

BARCELONA, Juue l0,-The police
have sscrTtAiuod that the name OF the
man VINO threw the bomb into the pro.
cession SUNDAY last, causing the death
u about n dozen people, 10 Changer.
He II an agent for an anarchist club.
A number OF similar bombs have been
discovered Ia the OuttkirtH Of thu city,
snd II II believed that some persons
arrested on tie charge OF completely In
the outrage arc connected with CUBAN
0libusteIH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
Tho IIsarn..Ds Young Llb.,sui,.

BAN DIEGO, Cal, June 1.-The
Jury has disagreed In the suit for one
hundred thousand dollars for alleged
libel brought by Dr. J. q. Hesrne
sgainst NJ, ID. DsYouug, proprietor OF
the San Francisco Chronicle. Tue Jury
STOOD ELK 10 siK. Tue alleged 10 eOu.
nsoleu HeaTnu's name with the muir
der Of a mos J, SIilIwvll ia HANNIBAL,
No., oight years agU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

tho Insurgents recently exploded
dyt smitc Mint wuuuulug eight Span.
ish citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11
As TO THE PLATFORM.

There Ia general oonrentus Of
opinion that,the, financial platform, win
DO nearly identical with tho PLANK IN
tho Indiana convention, although
there In a demand from some sections
that the platform should declare iOtRu
international BgTeement AMI pledge
the parry to take steps to bring about
tugh III agTeemont. THIS Ia the plea
VI some western states, whore II l.
GAINED thu party nigut 10 able 10y
thia means to win against tho Tree
COiuange u, olsraliDn by the Democrat.
lneTe Ia auutusr BODY. tina. dUesiuOl
want any more said than 10 declare
against ,Ite coinage without an islei-
national agreement. lho demand OF
those who want the party pitgrd to
urge International agreement Ia not
iikely 20 he acceisd 10, As there SCENE
to be "A pfepon Ierance Of sentiment IN
iavor VI taking stsp when viii pre-.
vent further agitation.
Tnp ultra silver mon say they prefer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

81. LOUIS, June ll.--IhvTe seems 10
DO "a DISCRIMINATION 20 mAgo Senator
Thurston oil Nebraska permanent
chairman " the convention.
IhuTsl0n hai expected TO make his
fret speech srcondlng the nomination
VI MCKINLEY, 1t IL y bsible, even
should no be permanent chairman that
he VIII make the seoOndlng speech Tor
Mckinley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-11

BUsIOS, June 1.-THE J0uTnal
published the allowing dispatch from
w. Murray Crane, OIu Of the MassR-
81 uss,ts delegates ut larg,: Est. Louis,
Jlus II, While all indicati no yOinl
10 MbJor MEX lVlcy's nomination on
tho fitst ballot, l AN not prepared Gu
concede II 90 iaf IN advance OIL the con.
vention and | eau see that II IL posi-.
bic that the nomination may yet turn
20 MT. Reed n his ffionds viii continue
10 support hun"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-09

Dried fruit of all kinds very cheap
at Landis's.
For ladies' and gents shoes, cheap,
visit S. n. Lands.
For black serge and cassimers.
cheap, go to Lands.
Floor and table oil cloth and CHEAP
mating at S. III. Landis's.
Country produce ofall kinds taken
in exchange for goods at S. "a. Lam
dis's.
For the latest styles of dress goods,
trimmings, Innings, &C., go TO S. 81.
Lands.
The R. & II. corset is the best on
the market. For sale only by S. II.
Lands.
Received a new line of queens.
ware, to be sold cheaper than evel
before, at S. H. Landis's.
Sheeting, pillow-case cotton, ging-
hams, p~ercales, dimity, India linens,
&C., cheap at S. III. Landis's.
Flour, middlings, bran, screenings,
cracked corn, always on hand, deliv-
cred at your door, for sale by S. Fl.
Lands.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-09
Summer Vacation Tours.

The Baltimore & Ohio R. r. Co.
now has on sale at all its offices east
of the Ohio River a full line of tourist
excursion tickets to all the lake,
mountain, and seashore resorts IN the
Eastern and Northern States and in
Canada. These tickets are valid for
return journey until October 3lst.
Before deciding upon your summer
outing it wonld be well to consult the
b. & o. Book of "Routes and Rates
for Summer Tours" All B. & o.
Ticket Agents at principal points
have them, or they will be sent upon
receipt of ten cents, for postage, by
Chas. o. Scull, Gen'l Passenger
Agent, B. & o. r. r., Baltimore,
Nd. At.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-09

Mr.. d. j. Porter, of this locality,
has purchased the right for the sale
in the counties of jefferson and
Berkeley in West Virginia, and
Frederick, Clarke and Loudoun in
Virginia, of the "Home Creamery
Churn," which has been on exhibit
ton at the Watson House in this
place for a few days past, and which
has elected high encomiums of praise;
also the "Boss Washing Machine
that beats the world for cheapness
and durability-both of which can
be found al the store of Mr.. S. H.
Lands in ChsrIes Town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-09
REDUCED Rates 10 Washington.

The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will hold their
Annual Meeting in Washington, d.
c., July z to Is.
For this occasion the B. & o. r.
r. Co. will sell tickets from all
points on its lines East of the Ohio
River to Washington, at one single
fare for the round trip, July 6 to s,
inclusive I; valid for return passage
until July Is, inclusive, with the
privilege of an additional extension
until July 81 by depositing tickets
with Joint Agent at Washington.
Tickets will also be on sale at
stations of all connecting lines.
Delegates should not lose sight of
the fact that all B. & o. trains run
via Washington.