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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Late Army Orders.

Capt. William weigel. Eleventh L. 5 Infant
~. recently honoEably discharged as captain
and assistant quarterlnaster. Z. :. Volunteers il
relieved from further dn,y at Havana. Cuba. and
viii proceed to Join his regiment ~ second
Lieut.. william z. Davies L. : Volunteer sig
nal Corps. now leave q absence. will proceed
to San Francisco, Cal, and report in person
TO the commanding general. Department q Cal
ifoTuis. for duty with the Signal Corps detach-
ment al Angel Island. 80. Acting Hospital Stew
ard Adoiph K Bsrners. Hospital Corps. Fort
Ringgoid, Texas, y transferred 10 Fort Walia
Walla. Wash. He viii BE- sent 10 that post and
viii report upon his arrival 20 tha commanding
ofieer Tor duty The retirement from active
seryite By the President. July l. 1s90. Of Lieut..
Col Henry Wagner, Fourth L. 5. Cavalry under
the provisions % section 1874 Revised Statutes.
he having attained the age of sixty-two years.
il announced. Acting Assistant Surgeon Rich
ard Wilson. u. : Army, now al santiago, Cti-
ha. is relieved from further duty in the De-
partment OF Porto Rico, and will report in per-
TO the commanding general. Department Of
Santiago, for assignment to duty in that de-
The evening times., 1899-07-06
MARSHALL Hall and Indian Head.

That the extreme popularity Of the three weekly
trips to Indian Head continues is shown by the
number of people who take advantage OF them
on every occasion. Those desiring to dance can
avail themselves Of this privilege at Marshall
Hail. where Prof Schroeder's Band renders the
latest music. while those who spend the day
at the Hall may take the additional trip to
Indian Head without extra cost. These trips to
Indian Head, made every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday evenings by the steamer Charles Macal-
ester, afford most delightful sil of over ffty
miles on the historic Potomac, where there il
no occasion for thought Of the intense heat
OF the city. The steamer leaves every Thursday.
Friday, and Saturday at $3.50 y. m. The Ms
calester makes daily trips to Mount Vernon and
Marshall Hall at 10 .. m and 2:so IN. On
sundays. to Marshall Hall, at II a. m, 2:so and
$50 p. N
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EXCURSIONS.

Hundreds Enjoy These Evenings at
Chevy Chase Lake.
Fourth of July was the biggest day that
Chevy Chase Lake has ever known The success
which this beautiful resort has achieved has only
stimulated the management to greater efforts,
and new attractions are constantly being added.
This week, Prof Joyce is delighting hundreds
every night with his performances on the high
wire stretched across the lake, and on the low
fairy dancing wire. Prof. Douch's Band plays
all the popular waltzes and two-steps for the
dancers In the pavilion. Electric cars run to
the lake about every three minutes, 20 that
everyone can get a comfortable seat and enjoy
the ride.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Money to Loan
On Furniture, Pianos. Etc

II you in need CT money, we desire TO In
form you OF our Few method. We can secure you
a loan on easy monthly payment plan, at less
cost than ever before ard below the rate Of any
other company i, the city. You can pay in full
at any time after the loan is secured, and il will
only cost you for such time as you have had the
money. Our business is strictly private, and all
applications sre treated conhdentially. II you
have loan with any other concern, you can Sc
cure loan through US to pay it and get more
money II desired. 1t will pay you TO call and see
US before going elsewhere. We are ready at any
and all times during Office hours 10 give informa
ton concering our business methods, and you
will receive courteous treatment.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
spfS-tf COO ST n W
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S.Kann, Sons&Co.
Eighth and Market Space.
Fell and Broke Her Anil.

slight fire occurred early this morning at
12Oo Third Street northwest, which resulted in
the serious injury of one of the occupants of the
house The blaze was caused by the explosion Of
small gasoline stove. and when Agnes Bunday.
the owner OF the stove. tried to throw Il out Of
the house she stumbled over a piece Of carpet
md In falling broke her left ankle The stove
was sent fying out OF the door by the fall and
broke into fragments the pavement .rSs,e
woman was taken TO the Emergency Hospital in
No. 4 patrol wagon, where her injuries were
dressed
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Small Coin I'm the Treasurx

The Treasury has found on balancing accounts
for the fiscal year that II was in POSSESSION Of
$4,000 in pennies and scent pieces. This in
cluded the stecks at the mints One year ago
the Treasury had sl.S00Oo0 in the same coins
The coinage OF these coins In the meantime had
been s379,i22, which about corresponds 20 the
normal demand. This draft on the Treasury fer
more than a million dollars of these two minor
coins. in addition 10 current coinage is regard
ed in Treasury circles a striking evidence Of ac-
tivity in the retail trade. The profit TO the
Government on this coinage is very large.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Den1nanfS, Etc,
IN at
Rebuilding Sale Prices.

Fast colored lawn remnants, IT
6fty assorted styles and all fast koS
colors. Rebuilding Price........---h .
PercaIe remnants 81 inches wide, made
pf GA cloth. cheaper by half than 17H
The ordinary shirting prints. Re /oS
building Price. ----.-.------- ~
Unbleached pillow case muslin. 1ZC
thread cloth. Rebuilding Price.-...Oo
Serpentine crinkle crepe, an ex- 1IC
cellent line of colors, never sold 1OI
under l21ac yd. Rebuilding Price
Grenadine lawns, the great silk imltator;
, comnlete line OF coIorings; the 1ZC
: same me as the piece goods at 12'4c f6I
yard. Rebuilding Price.
Dress gingham remnants, great many
neat styles and colorings; goods 81
which sold for 10c and Il lie ~
n yard. Rebuilding Price.....-,.---.--O
White pique remnants, and where is
there another house that could
offer YOU goods worth as high as c3f
l2I4c and 15c yard, Rebuilding 1IS
Price Observation-Disclosures.
Remnants of fine French Organdies and
Corded Lawns; all '99 styles; 200 choice
designs, representing values 7lT
from u 1-2c to 25c. Rebuilding ~
Embroidered dotted Mouseline de sole,
Including a desirable line OF plain shades
Ind silk stripe mousselines- 1lf
high art novelties; soc and S5c rI
values. Rebuilding Price. ~
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Louisville Downs Cincinnati.

The game between the Colonels and the
Reds at Louisville yesterday was played
in drizzling rain. Cincinnati played bet
ter, both AT the bat and in the field but
Hawley's bases on balls, aided by timely
batting, enabled the home team TO come
out victorious. The score:
r. II. E..
Cincinnati -. 0 8 0 OIL II o 4
Louisville -. 8 Q 0 0 0 XII S
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Quietly Married at Rockville

Egbert Hart and Hilda S. Svedberg, both of
Washington went to Rockville, Md, on Tues
day, took out a marriage license at the court
house, and were made man and wife by Rev.
Mr.. White, of the NJ. E. Church, South at his
parsonage. They then returned to this city.
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Debuilding Prices
from our
Undern1uSIin DeDt.

Children's Drawers, made of good
bleached muslin trimmed with embroid-
cry and tucks and finished with 1Rr
handmade buttonholes; 39c quail IOt
hty- odlc "
One lot Of fine Cambria Corset Covers.
snd square neck, trimmed with neat
Hamburg edging and gathered aOc
Mt the waist with drawing HN
Itrings; Csc quality. Sale Price. III
One lot of Ladies Fine Dressing Sac
Ques, assorted styles and make, 7Rc
plightly soiled from display; /Q
were $1-9S. Sale Price. "
1000 yards of fine All-silk Double Face
Satin Ribbon, 5 inches wide, in all co.ors
including black and white; also all our
high-cost Fancy Ribbons-for neck, belt,
Ind dress trimming, sold for n-c
bs, So, and 79c a yard. Rebuild III
tnR fr1ce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Isthmian Canal Commission.

The Isthmian Canal Commission was in session
the greater part of today. The meeting was
executive, and, according to the statement Of
member of the body. only routine business was
transacted. No new plans were considered, and
nothing given out for publication.
The evening times., 1899-07-06

Chief Clerk Kemp, of the Police Department,
received a small gold medal this morning which
bears the inscription, -. Edward Curtis, Bon
Ami Club, 1892" The medal was found in the
street six years ago, and sold by the find
er few days since.
The evening times., 1899-07-06

partment Lieut.. Col. Joseph P Singer, In
speetor General, U. s. Army. will report in per-
son 20 the Assistant Secretary OF War for
signment to duty-.....The resignation Of First
Lieut.. George H. Steel, Nineteenth L. 5. In
fantry, has been accepted by the President, to
take effect June 80. 1se9.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Mrs. Bookwater,s Divorce.

Cora NJ. Bookwater was today granted di-
vorce from her husband Charles E. Bookwater.
The complaints OF the petitioner against her
husband are not known, when the case was
filed the papers, by order of the court, lock-
ed in the safe in the office of the clerk.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Chfca-o Defeat. pittsburr,

The Pirates winning streak was broken
by the Chicagos at Pittsburg yesterday aft
ernoon. Manager Donovan's entire pitch
ing staff is on the hospital list, and the
two twirIers tried yesterday were too sick
to do good work. Callahan pitched good
ball, and also fielded his position we'll The
score:
R. u Z.
Pittsburg w 0 o 0 o o 0 o-3 o ,
Chicago ...... 3 0 l-6 IS .
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TEMPERATURE
THE SIN AND MOON

Temperature at noon today. y.....................I9
Highest temperature yesterday, p. m..-.......s1
Lowest temperature yesterday, p. m..........6 .6S
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Ibe Gueuine rinles
THURSDAY, JULY 6. 1850.
The weather Prediction.

For the District of Columbia, Eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland, and
Virginia-showers tonight; threatening Friday;
variable winds.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
A Gold Medal Recovered

Marriage licenses were issued today TO James
n. Crawford and Lille Irene yailles; Ernest G.
Robinson and Mamie Harris
The evening times., 1899-07-06

Glen Sligo-Nusic by Pistorio's Orchestra and
dancing.
Chevy -Illuminations, band concerts and
dancing.
Glen Echo-Pavilion dancing.
Excursion to Marshall Hall. steamer Macalester,
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday, 10 a. m, 2:30
and $3.50 p. m. Sunday, II a. m, 2:30 and $3.50
p. m.
Excursion TO Indian Head. Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, $3.50 p. IN. To Glymont,
steamer Kent, $50 a. m. and 6 p m. today.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Defeated the Orioles,

The Orioles lost the final game of the
series to the Champions at Baltimore on
yesterday through the errors of Rother-
mel. Killen, who was batted out of the
box by the Senator'S in this city, pitched
excellent ball against the Baltimores. The
score:
r. II. E.
Baltimore -. . 0 o. 2
The evening times., 1899-07-06
STREET LIGHTING.
TIDE TABLE.
MUSEMENTS TODAY.

Low tide. u 80 Pm. and 80 F. VI
High tide. .6:52 AN. and 7:3I P. NJ.
The evening times., 1899-07-06

Each Man Allowed Twenty Days
Leave AnnualIy-MajOr SyIvester,s
Place of Respite Is the Trout
BrOOk-Other SpOrtsmen and Some
Seasiders on WashingtOn's Force.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Fell Into a Car Fender.

Mrs. Blanche Riley. of Takoma Park, fell into
the fender of car on the Columbia Railway
yesterday evening while transferring from the
Columbia to the Metropolitan lines. She was
was slightly cut above the eye and bruised on
the shoulder. She was taken to a drug store
nearby, where her injuries were dressed, and she
was then sent home
The evening times., 1899-07-06
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.
On n Ten DAYS, Leaye.
Marriage Licenses.

Prof. E. B. Garriott, OF the Weather Bureau
has been given ten-days' leave of absence.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
MONEY $4,000 MONEY
Loans Of SlO| ::' :s !.ss'fyss' s5s;!s ss..
lPiAMQS naRSES

Wagons, etc. at lowest rates and on the dsy
you apply. We are loaning on the Building /
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost o,
carrying loans much less than you nav eIsa
where and allows you to pay it of in any sized
notes you desire, running fom one to twelve
months You only pay for the use of money FOR
the length OF time you carry it II you have
loan with some other company we viii nav IL
of and advance you more money il desired Rates
eheerfully given and cost to you unless loan
is made. Loans made anywhere In the District.
tifc American Bnilding
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 Street N. w.
ros-tf
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SAID TO HAVE STOLEN $780, 1000

A Detective Sails for Europe After n
Wall Street Man.
Boston, Mass, July 6.-Detective Heidel-
berg sailed for Europe yesterday in search
of man who is said to have absconded
with more than 100000 in money and me-
gotiable bonds and securities.
His name has been withheld. The fugi-
tive was the secretary and treasurer of
one of the largest stock brokerage syndi-
Gates in the Wall Street district. New
Vorlr
The evening times., 1899-07-06
39c, 69c, and Csc.
Just about one-half value.

Just about One-haIf value.
5000 yards of Silk Pleating and Juba
Trimming, just the thing for lawn dresses,
in white, pink, light blue, cerise, gray,
maise. lavender, and navy; 11lC r
i IA 10 inches wide-25 to ~
39c value. Rebuilding Price,. -
An odd lot of Pique and Silk Ties, 0C
in white, light blue, and pink; were NJ
The evening times., 1899-07-06

Securities paying 8 TO 10 per cent for sale
Room ", Warder Building. jye-st
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$ KANN, SONS 8 CO. $. kANN. SONS 8 CO.
Always the best of everything for the least money
The Busy Corner
OUR THIRD
GREAT
Rebuilding Sale

That which the eye lives long upon the mnd
Especially when it's in our advertisements
be compared with existing standard be-
established precedent by its individuality
carries you'have good val
ues been given peculiar
grander wdespreading than Washington thought
possible
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Marine Band Concert.

Following 10 the programme for the Marine
Band concert at the Marine Barracks at SIS
o'clock this afternoon
The evening times., 1899-07-06

The unsolicited editorial of the american
Journal of Health gives Heurichs beer the first
place Of all pure beers.
The evening times., 1899-07-06
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss kat s4flles tas Az
Cushioa Trxn a1i ever sAs Calts6
states Men. wemen. And eAiIdrra
sear and Eke thsm- Tia AiT Cs1Shioa Pad halds
vita eouiort; n0fhinx sl~ viii Co1sasEAtian
and txo wesks' trial tree. oe1xe. p&Eiozk szis-
inx and consultation FOoms sa ths sane eoor.
Catalogues Eea. TIE RoRiCK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY t224 a. aw.. ID e0or.
<le-suox
The evening times., 1899-07-06

Read the unsolicited editorial OF the american
Journal OF Health" about Heurich's beer. which
WIS reproduced In The Times Of June 99
The evening times., 1899-07-06
The superbss Again Defeated

The Superbas put up a splendid article
Of ball at Philadelphia yesterday but the
home team played in better luck and won
the third straight. Donohue assisted in
winning his own game by knocking out
three safeties. The score:
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Dress Goods
Rebuilding Sale Prices.

An assorted lot of All-wool Vigereaux
Suiting, Imported Herring Bone, Fine
Homespuns, Cheviots, and Plaids, 40 TO 46
inches wide, for this sale at
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PHASES OF THE MOON FOR JULY.

Sun rose. ....4:40 AN. SUN sets.......7:2S P. N.
Noon rises. ...3:3S AN Moon sets. s................
The evening times., 1899-07-06

:. 0 o II x-7 Is
Brooklyn 80. 0 0 o. u 0
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-09

welfare of the people may be lost in a
single day Of democratic victory under
the present or any possible leadership Of
the party. No man, therefore, who stood
against Organism in 1896 can now afford
to give it any quarter, It is talking
about rev things-not because old
things have passed away in it's purposes
and motives, but because new issues
seem for the time being better adapted
to reach the attention and Influence the
action OF the public at large Congress
man j. z. Deliver.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-09
A BURIAL IL

The investigation into the in
which James Conner was recently buried,
at Choteau, does net reflect credit upon
the persons who tfiriated. It may be
granted that the haste shown by those
who performed the last sad rites was a
matter OF necessity but even when an
immediate burial is necessary there is d
certain AMOUNT of decency required that
cannot be overlooked, il one would do as
he would be done by. That the departed
man was taken to the cemetery with IN
due haste would appear when it is known
that the body had to be pushed in under
the fence, the persons engaged not deem
ing it necessary to obtain tho key for an
locking the gate, and had to wait while
| the grave Of three and one half feet in
depth was being dug. And as to the
coffin and outer-boz-vQs q coffin such
as required BY the contract, furnished?
Can a frame with a cover and 40 bottom
be construed to be such Z box as is
necessary to enclose the coffin?
James Conner died seized Of some
nnono.t,. ona An, j. / ho,;af +1.+ b;a
:,
oui1ol expenses were pi0'ioeo lol ~
himself. This property ne devised ac-
cording to his wishes, and with q knowl-
ad~e of these facts No cannot think Int
IA ~ , : ooa,u, gs;,,ara I'LL a.,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-11-09
"E1AI33A1H1E ED DEEE.r

The fact that several train loads Of
canned beef are being shipped from Chi
cage TO South Africa every week, is a
sufficient commentary On tie 'embalmod'
beef controversy The beef now being
shipped is Of the grade which caused
such g commotion at the close of cur
war with Spain. 1t is undoubtedly for
the 8 Of the British army, as the Beers
have no port, and consequently cannot
obtain supplies from US. With such de-
mands for American beef, the cattlemen
OF Montana have a promising outlook.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
ATLANTIC CITY HARD.

Master Charles Re. Hope. son OF Mr..
S. ID. Hope, who has just closed HE
second session at the public school, re-
ceived the VirginianP Pilot medal at the
first session for progress and perfect
report. and yesterday won the
highest award in the school, the Gale
medal. his general average being 99ia
Episcopal services will be held in the
w. c. IT. L. Hall at o'clock to-mor-
row night, conducted either by Rev. Dr.
Ii. ID. Tucker or Rev. John Il. Wales
Miss Carrie Lambert. OF Avenue A.
will leave on the 18th instant for the
National Convention of Epworth
Leagues in Indianapolis. From there
she will go to Kansas City, Mo-. to
spend her summer vacation.
The Junior Epworth League of Lee
1lies Memorial NJ. l.. Church will have
IL grand rally Sunday aftrrnUU1t ats
o'clock.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior Society Of Christian Endeavor of
Colley Memorial Presbyterian Church
will be held Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. An interesting program has
been arranged for the service.
The Nirginian-P Pilot is requested to
state for the benefit of the congrega-
ton worshpping ut LeKies Memorial
Church that the Sunday evening SER
vice has been changed from to G
O'clock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
NORFOLK. ON PAGES TWO THREE FIVE AND SIX.

Sophie NJ. Howell. Blanche Moore Mao
mic Reynolds. Emily Shipp. Maud H.
Trower, Clarence Davis, Ralph w. Por-
ter.
Honorable Mention = Rebekah F..
Brigg, Ethel E. Wright.
Crhe averages of these two young
ladies have been most excellent through
the year. but sickness prevented their
final cxaminations.)
Medalist-A. Elizabeth Beaton. aver
age 95.5,. Matte e. White, of the grad
uating CLASS. averaged 95.2S.
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.
(NIiss Mary Q. Tebault, Teacher)
Medalist-Lucy Kehoe.
Certificates of Scholarship-Guy Ash
ley. Robertson Eppes, George Faber,
Merrel Nash, Forest Price Herbert
Williamson. Jose Edwards Barrett
Sarah Dean. Mabel Fisher, Bessie
Forbes. Lucy Kehoe, Daisy Sawyer
Carrie Upton. Blanch Whitehurst, Susie
Williams. Ida Walker, Robena Way,
Leonide Hudgins.
Honorable Mention Guy Dudley.
Walter Griswold. Melford Turner, Grace
BabcoclS Irene White.
Received Rewards-Not Absent Dur
ing the Term: Guy Ashley, Robertson
Eppes, Emmett jackson. Josie Barrett.
Daisy Sawyer, Carrie UPTON.
The Best Vertical Writing-Ethel
Dozicr.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
(Blanche X. Williams. Teacher)
Testimonials of Merit-Sadie Eason,
Carrie Hudsins, Mary IIudgins. Helen
Hudgins. Lena Herbert, Lefty Kemp,
Bessie Santos. Ethel Santos, Elliot
Chilcs. Fred Faber, Arthur Jakcman
Willie Leavell. Marion Moore, Harry
Nichols Vicar Reynolds, Calvert White
hurst. Walton Taylor. Richard Moore.
Thomas Kchoe
Honorable Mention-Etta Armistead.
Evelyn Deans, Nettic Crocker. Eta
Hall, Bessie Leavengood, Louise Way,
Helen Moore. Carl Bergman. Oscar
Ferebec. Philip Gornto. james PEBBLES.
Eddie Sykes, Charles Suthard, Lyle
Parlettc, Charles Hutchinson.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
Bessie s. Taylor. Tcachcr)
Testimonials of Merit-Claude Bulls,
Joseph jackson, Knox Macon, George
Oldficld. Harry Sanderlin. Wallace
Wormington. Bessie Fentress, Josie
Nichols Annie Saddler, Willie Walker
Chrstophlne Clay, Imogene Clay. Hazel
Cannon. Anna Howard Grace Harwell.
Edith Holland. Blanche Kelley, Karlie
Savage, James Harden.
Honorable Mention-Riley Bayto. Joe
Cr0wdcr. Bessie S. Sykes. Elmer Stone,
Carry Crainc. Cora Griffin, Eva Moore,
Alfred Shelton. Oroha Hammack,
Laura Wilson, Marion Russell.
The following pupils received re-
wards:
Not Absent During the Term-Earl
Dozier. Wallace Wormington. Hazel
Cannon. Annie Saddler, Willie Walker
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
WIN, Norfolk Needs.

Editor Virginian-P Pilot:
AS the widening of Wolfe street and
the building of a new city jail are now
the subjects of discussion suggestions
are in order.
That new and enlarged jail accommo-
dations are necessary must be admitted
without dissent. nor need we fear dis
counting the future in greatly charging
Its proportions.
Now, we also need and require addi-
tional avenues for the ever increasing
traffic Of the eastern side of the town.
coming down Church street, and far
ther Increased by the free Holt Street
bridge route. Main street crowded
and trolley car occupation needs now
relief. and will require more.
The larger proportion of the property
between Williamson'S lane, Cumberland
and Avon streets Is not very valuable
and possibly obtainable for but a frac-
ton. IL any more. than the viewers es-
innate In the Wolfe street widening
proposition.
/ might, therefore. suggest: Cut q
wide avenue from the southwest corner
of Cumberland and Wolfe street, dag
onally to intersect at northeast corner
OF Avon and Cove streets BY that you
will obtain easy and direct access from
Church street through Holt street ex-
tended down to near and easy reach
of Market Square and the transporta-
ton lines on the western side of the
town.
Utilize the ground otherwise obtain
ed for large. commodIous prison prem
ises. open to air and ventilation on all
sides. a
You may possibly satisfy the East
side people and farther please the West
side by an effort TO rcgenerate q slum
in the very heart of the town.
Reopen Talbot street. which properly
and by right ought to go through to
Cove street: cut off the Objectionable
corners OF the City Hall grounds, which
are useless angles. and give square
open entry into City Hall avenue
THOS. B. ROWLAND