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at that hour the fire was practically
under control and the Lewes firemen
extinguished the blazing ruins and
removed the danger of a further out
break.
On all sides the fire is the sole
topic OF conversation to-day. and it is
believed the outcome will be the es-
tablishment of water works system
that will include greater facilities for
fighting. flames by the use OF high
pressure plug streams. Rehoboth has
no water works and the residents had
to depend entirely upon the chemical
apparatus and the bucket carriers to
conquer the blaze that was so menac-
ing last night.
1t was about 10 o'clock when flames
was discovered in the storehouse in
the rear of Mr.. Horns cottage on Bal
timore avenue. The Horn cottage was
a big seventeen-room frame structure.
In fact, practically all the buildings in
Rehoboth are Of frame, which made
the danger of fire all the greater.
An alarm Immediately was sounded,
and the fire company, with its two
pieces Of chemical apparatus, re-
sponded. Summer cottagers at Reho-
both usually retire early, and with the
alarm came an outpouring Of lightly
clad cottagers. Many of them did not
stop to attire themselves in any more
clothing than was absolutely neces-
sary for public appearance.
II required but a glance to show
that the fire was a grave menace to the
entire resort, and in less time that it
takes TO record it, the residents and
cottagers we're scurrying for buckets
and pans. Pumps in the neighborhood
were worked over time and an unend-
ing line of dozens of men carried
water and poured it upon the flames.
In what seemed but a few minutes,
the cottage of Mr.. Horn was in
flames. SO quickly did the blaze
spread that but a small part of the
household goods could be carried from
the dwelling. The flames also leaped
across the row of one-story frame
stores ON Rehoboth avenue and to
Newman's moving picture establish
ment, a frame hall.
A strong breeze was blowing from
the southwest and it added to the Sc
riOusness of the situation. Embers
and sparks were carried through the
air and tongues Of fire shot in every
direction
Heroically as the firemen and the
bucket brigades worked, it seemed for
awhile as If the fire would gain the
mastery and go sweeping along Balti-
more and Rehoboth avenues. Fortu-
nately, the nearest dwelling was thirty
feet from the Horn cottage Ii was
occupied by DR.. Hayward, Of Balti-
more. Several times the roof and cor
nices caught fire, but men with buck
etc of water doused the inclpient blaze
and prevented the cottage being de-
stroyed.
The cottage of Dallas Marvel of
Laurel, also adjoined the Horn cot
tase, but there was some open space
between the two properties. Mr.. Mar
vel's cottage was ablaze several
times. but the vigilant bucket hand
lers conquered the flames before they
got too strong grip on the building.
Mr.. Marvel's cottage sustained some
damage, however.
When the stores along Rehoboth
avenue we're burning their iiercest
It looked for awhile as IL Horns Ca.
sino would go, too Tho furniture
was removed from II so quickly thai
Evening journal., 1912-08-17
THIEF RODE OFF
ON MOTOR CYCLE

The state authorities are searching
for a motorcycle thief who robbed the
house on the Eastburn farm between
Newark and Iron Hill. one day this
week. The thief approached the house
while the Eastburns were absent, and
took his time about searching the
house.
He then rode away. his actions in
no way arousing the suspicious OF per-
sons who saw him go into the house,
they believing he was known to the
family 1t is said that the authorities
have the number Of the machine.
Evening journal., 1912-08-17
said About womsnkind.

Life is not long enough for a CO.
quette to play all her tricks in.-Joseph
Addison.
If a fox is cunning, a woman In
love is thousand times more so.--
Proverb.
The happiest women, like the hap
piest nations. have no history George
Eliot.
A mothsS'z szsyers. silent and gen
tie, car never telss the road to the
throne Of all bounty.-Henry Ward
Beecher.
A good tempered woman. Of the or
der yclept buxom, not only warrants
a pair OF expansive shoulders. but be-
speaks our appreciation Of them
Leigh Hunt
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Rehobofh Suffers by Night Fire

much Of the furniture was broken.
Several times the flames leaped to the
Casino, but they we're held in check.
How the building was saved today is
regarded as remarkable.
Word was sent to Lewes and TO
Wilmington when it appeared as II
the fire would get beyond the control
Of the volunteers who fought 1t with
all their energy. The Lewes depart
ment as soon as it received word ar
ranged to load its apparatus on fiat
cars. When the Lewis flremen got
here a space about $50 feet square
between Rehoboth and Baltimore ave-
nues had been leveled by the flames
and the danger remaining was that 0i
spread Of the flames because Of fly
ing embers. The Lewes firemen got
busy Immediately and soon turned
the glowing ruins into charred bits
Then the call for aid from Whining
ton was cancelled.
During the progress Of the fire
practically the entire population OF
the resort that was not fighting the
flames gathered along the avenues and
on the boardwalk. Cottagers along
Rehoboth and Baltimore avenues re-
moved much Of their household goods
and their valuables in anticipation OF
the flames gradually eating along
those streets The greatest excite.
ment prevailed, and it is safe>to say
that Rehoboth never had night like
last night. Today, however, every
body had gotten over the scare.
Several of the cottages along Balti-
/ n h~l -. fnn
their roofs during the fire, and II was
only by the watchfulness of cottagers
with pals of water that they were
kept from igniting
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Devine anC
family of Wilmington, occupy a cot
tage on Baltimore avenue on the
same side of the street as the destroy
ed Horn cottage and not far from
it. and 1t was one of the properties
threatened. Baltimore and Rehobotl
avenues are wide thoroughfares
which was a big factor in reducing
the possibility of the flames leapinl
to the cottages on the other side, thu
greatest danger to which was caused
by flying sparks.
Some of the cottages on the opposite
side of Baltimore avenue are occupied
by Colonel Edmund Mltchells family
of Wilmington; Benjamin r. Shaw
of Wilmington, and L. ID. Davis. Tit
Brayton Hotel is on Rehoboth avenue
not far from where the fire occurred
On the corner of Surf and Rehobotl
avenues is a large cottage that als'
escaped the flames, and a short dis
tance away from it is Horns pavilion
Thus it can be seen that the fire wal
in a section where had it gotten be
yond control would have caused IA
greater damage than 1t did.
Rehoboth has had two other seri
Gus fires in it's history. One wa
when the Bright House, a, big hotel
was destroyed many years ago. Abou
seven years ago the Douglass House
about a mile below Rehoboth proper
was destroyed by fire.
Chief Ainscow of the Wilmington
Fire Department shortly after
o'clock last night received a call 70
aid from the Rehoboth Beach author
tiles. He Immediately detailed tn
Reliance and Brandywine companie
TO go to Rehoboth Loading of the ap
paratus began at 11.30 at the Thirl
and Pine streets freight yard, an
when it was about half finished a mes
sage was received cancelling the cal
for aid, as the fire was under contro
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FAMILY GONE,
HOUSE ROBBED

While Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freder-
iclS Of Mt. Cuba we're away from
home on Tuesday a thief entered the
dwelling and stole some jewelry. One
of the pieces taken was a gold watch
which was highly priced because Of
its associations as a family gift II
contains Mr.. Frederick's initials on
the case.
Evening journal., 1912-08-17
DocrOR's WIDOW 4 BRIDE.

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, Aug. l7.-Announce-
ments were received here last even
ing of the marriage OF Mrs. Annie
Kemp Ridgely. widow OF Dr. Henry
Ridgely, Of this town and George
Roydhouse. Of Faston. Nd. the mar
riage taking place at Easton, Nd,
on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1912-08-17

Isabel Mendoza to Don Martin Fur
tado. For a moment he thought II
a part OF the ruse. But the Invitation
was duly engraved. and II occurred to
Jose that he had been vlctlmired, He
rushed to Dona Tsahel's house and
breathlessly asked her what II meant,
"It means" she said, that ! loved
you. who proposed to get by trick
from a noble man the mems to marry
rs. Your contemplate conduct turn
ed me from you. and Don Martins
magnanimous action won me TO him,
Goodby. You are welcome 20 my we'd
ding. After that wish never 10 see
you again"
Evening journal., 1912-08-17
52lO REGISTER
In KENT COUNTY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Aug. 1.-THE total
registration for Kent county during
the three days registration ending
last Saturday was 5210. distributed
as follows: First District, 625; Sec
ond. asa; Third, 496; Fourth, 2SS;
Fifth, 1888; Sixth. S57; Seventh, 522;
Eighth, 626; Ninth, 555; Tenth, 519.
Evening journal., 1912-08-17

For Hay Fever. Caiarrh. AsIhms
Quick Consumption, IyphOi
and COURAGEOUS diseases, BRA
LILLIAN BALM never failed o.
lost a case in "a years. as 4
KILLS The GERMS-25c. soc and
S1.0O.
Evening journal., 1912-08-17
+ \ CHANcERY, NEW CASTLE coUNIl


TN CHANcERY, NEW CASTLE coUNTY'
i SIS.
Cause Of partition Of the real estate laf
Of Robert r. Cochran, deceased devised III
trust for the benefit OF Dan NJ CochRH
late Of St. Georges hundred. deceased
In pursuance OF order Of the Chad
cellor in the above cause, made the MarcI
term, A. d. 1912. all persons having an
lien or liens affecting the interest or estat
Of Alexander Wilson Cochran, Nellie Coch
ran Lockwood, Mabel Cochran Horsey, Dan
NJ. Cochran, Jr., Addie Cochran Crawford,
Richard L. Cochran, Geneva Cochran Wood
oil, Ethel Cochran Price. Andrew MoodalI
Cochran, Alice Nowland Cochran and Alary
F. Cochran, OF either Of them, In the lands
and premises 60 which said cause relates,
are hereby notified to dle a petition setting
forth the nature and amount Of the same. 10,
the once OF the Register In Chancery foi
New Castle county, ten days before the sec
ond Monday in September. A. ID 1912, and
to appear and prove said lien or liens at thl
ensuing term Of the court before the risinl
of the court on the third day Of the court.
MARTIN B. BURRIs, Trustee.
Wilmington, Delaware, July 81, 1912.
a17-12t
Evening journal., 1912-08-17

The Wants will suggest where you
may and suitable suburban accommo-
dations for yourself and family.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-08-17
OUTING FOR RAPTIsTs.

Former officials of the South Side
Baptist Mission will hold their an
nual excursion TO Pennsgrove. n. j.,
on Thursday. August 22 and the wo-
men OF ST. Pauls NJ. f. Church of
Pennsgrove on the day will hold
their annual harvest home in Sheb-
bles Grove. Chicken potpie will be
served. and sports for old and young
will provide another feature
Evening journal., 1912-08-17

the lookout for Want news. for the op-
portunities at hand are Invariably
Evening journal., 1912-08-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

n PIcHT MEN AND WOMEN TO REPRH
ID sent local firm. Position will not inter
fere with regular work. Address Wa thl
oafce nt7-12t.
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Irnr1ners - Snffsied.

What about our farmer Triends2
Are they racing around hurting
anathemas at the established order
of things? Are they monkeyinE
with the wheels of prosperity ana
kicking against the high prieest hFey:
arg RECEIVING sfor their pPedeSS5
Notla bit of it. The farmer isS@e::
isfed and he is looking out; foE.s = &E e
Earm6r1 he is. doing a Gat q tRtt2 2si1
3nE 45f himasif fhia year. NeeodE
is eaings.e~so5d BFick.laiua9oat Of ~ ~
vote He is going to make=it count
Your intelligent farmer is the
real standpatter at this time. He
is going to. let well enough alone
He remembers very clearly the
words of the great Mckinley spoken
to him and his fraternity in 1900;
Let US hold: on to everything that
is good,
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.'5.5i.i7U sHiJ'i Ni.Ef'
:. : ...s.ssgTlGk. n: 7 MAN
.ra5Ts sYxohsAIEE "a WoFDEIfs
!. : -JFTIT REMEDY FOR ECZEMA

I am writing this with the hope
that it may induce others who are
suffering from skin affections as !
was. to try Saxo Salve- For enFes
Years suffered from eczema and
was treated by several physicians
but none seemed to relieve me from
that terrible itching. saw an adver-
tisenent of saxo salve and decided
TO try it. The very first application
drought relief, and I cannot say too
much for remedy that has cured
me from eczema.-Albert F. Knepka.
500 wIgoe street. Utica, \. Y.
In all forms OF skin disease Saxo
saIve quickly allays the terrible Itch
ing. and its antiseptic. healing proper
ties penetrate the skim and destroy
the germs OF disease.
If you have any skin trouble try
saxo salveson our guarantee to return
your money If it does not help you
stone &. Mercer. druggists, clarksburg.
w. Va--lAdvertisement
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summers's Bunk stun.

Well, this is plain enough-from
the wheeling Intelligencer= .'rhe
Democratic press agent, George w
Summer. of the watson staf. is
sending out a story from PaFkers-
burg, under a, WEIGH w. va: date
line, to, the .efect that 1000, Repub-
licans. will scratch. Dr. Hatfield in
his own county. This is a lie; SUM
mers knows it is a lie. anu every
person that reads it. knows that II
is lie.', 50 ~
= Since this IS understood. now by
the public. 1t should also know that
utfrer=nunk=seun .rom Big BOSS
headquarters at Parkers9urg, APP
.pearing under the date lines OF
Washington Swheeling, Charletson'
1Iartiasbugs. III huntington, Banefeld
and other places, IS also falsehoods
fabricated in the Watson headquar-
tiers by his staT of publicity takers
and falsifers- 49,. -----~~
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s 0C.LAL]
Lamhert FANNY Reanion.

There was a large and very pleas
ant family reunion at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Lambert OF
wallace, aged 7s and 20 years, re-
spectiveIy, sunday. couple that eel
ebrated their golden wedding last
year. A surnptuous dinner was
served and the wallace knights Of
Pythias band enlivened the occasion
with music. Attending from this city,
.Hera. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. F. Lambert. The families
Z, soContiDHed on page 8ve.)
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WILL TNFEREENE.

PARIS. oct. European powers
have decided to intervene at Balkan
capitals and at ConstantinoRe as
soon as it IS possible to make ar
ransements. Great Britain today
signifed its acceptance Of the
French proposals and the powers
are now in accord.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

Sheep and dogs have been the Pri-
mary cause of the sudden end Of
more promising political careers, IN
West virginia than any other TWO
things. A wool tariR bill or a1dog
law IS loaded at both ends with
deadly explosives that never fail to
go on and result in fatalities. The
four free traders in Congress from
this state are realizing something
about the deadly personalities OF
voting to reduce the tariT on wool.
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PHONE MRS. wEsT;

The assignment committee OF the
local union Of the woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union finds that
not enough homes have been Sc
cured for the delegates to the state
convention which will convene here
Wednesday. Any who have not
been solicited, but who will take del
egates, please phone to Mrs. olan-
dus West, president
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

Many man who labors is paying
for his own home. Payments Will
stop when the job stops. Under
president Taft's administration. no
mans Job is IN jeopardy, and II there
are more jobs at better wages than
there are men to i'll them. Do your
own thinking, Nr Workingn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

What a ridiculous situation! Four
Democratic free trade congressman
asking to be reelected from four
Republican protective tariff dis
tricts because they voted on every
tariff bill in opposition to the views
Of majority of their own constitu-
ents. Can you beat that for contra
diction and Inconsistency?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

DO You suppose that Clarence w.
watson is in politics because he
likes it as he likes to raise high
school horses. Do you think it isl
rich mans hobby with him? II you
do, come out of it. Watson is in pol
tics because he represents great in
terests which need vote in the
United states Senate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

How to get the farmers. the work
ingmen and the army of business
men to desert the. Republican party
and vote against it, is a question
that the Democratic campaign man
ayers IN nation and state have not
been able to answer. And they VIII
not be.
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Il ws vIreinIans want 10 apoIi

II west Virginians want TO spuf
themselves TO interest IN the present.
campaign. they should contemplate
SIX years OF BOSS Watson in the
United states Senate; his plant tool
ana putty. candidate, Thompson, in
the governors ONCE; and 4aeCor-
kle lieutenant governor by virtue, %
being elected president Of the nett
State Senate. God save us,'' cried
Mrs. Davis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

Just when all is lost, according to
the watson bought press agent.
along comes that 8IaeGeId Trust
Company and pays Ia diFidend OF
thirty per cent This! was done oc-
tober L It is Just, a beginning. The
balance IS on its way. Tne.stae viii
not lose a cent, Thus, anither cam
.paign pipe goes out
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

HAGpRsTowN. Nd. oct =
Eight persons were reported killed
and many injured IN a head on col
Iision on the western MarylaRfd rail-
road at Lurgon5 near shippeRsburg
this morning. -"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

The democratic party was never
SOUND on any one great issue- Those
four congressman of that party mis-
representing this state in the ma
tfonal House, stand caucus-gagged
and bound by their party Then.
they, too, are unsourd. They should
be elected to stay at home, each
and every one of them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07
I.AUGHLIN COMING.

George A. Laughlin. Wheeling
Republican nominee for Congress
viii attend the Hatfield meeting at
the court house here next Saturday
afternoon at 1880 o'cIoeKss He will
probably make a speech
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

Figure it till the pencil is worn
ont and the last leaf in the pad is
hIIed: the'result Will never be other
wise than a vote for a Democratic
member OF the legislature is vote
20 help CIarenee W. watsin back
into the United states Senate.
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NIARRIAGE LlcENsBs.

Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Jasper D. Kerner and Bessie
Mccoy, John A. Stuart and Cora
Hyde, Donald II. Hoyt and Rose A.
oies and John E. Zimmerman and
Ethel e. Lee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

VIII the Democrats who Kissed
1Gaccorkle sout OF the state conven-
ton at Huntington march up to the
polls and vote the ticket of the Wat
eon-Chflton-MaeCorkle gang?
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CHURCH woRKERs Meet.

There will be a meeting Of the
New Church workers Society in the
church parlors Monday night at 1880
o'clock. All members are urged TO
be present, as importance business
will be transacted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

watson voted for Lorimer one
time ana against him the next.
How do you think he stands on thar
proposition, Mr.. Voter?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

It is enough to make a woody
hheep laugh to see those four con-
gressionaI foes OF the farmers and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

Thompsop thinks ne can gum
shoe his way IN. NOTHING. doing.
The people OF West Virginia want .
man who VIII be thefr governor, not
one who viii be f. governor for
se0nes Othsr han. = SEsss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

is 8 81 Sf4lll lllsIlEssSH - szs15.I;
!, 9rSSf $3.50 cdRpett. Crop
.sl56II ,SSs1SId ss 4jh8& geg35zTSsGartz; hAti
~ - rlk., and q
~ gF:IIioEs7ts.s tFIfs1E1. d &bt CppPetts
rs Eif5aS g, g z "a ldSpitct Lowe.
'37fi 2Y2iil.l a4 IS 4 80 - -z.-ase
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A Evening Echo.

He who serves the people FIRST
ssS1erves his party bes;.-DR. H.. D.
HATFIELD.
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lakbuse OF president Taft IS making
Him thousands OF votes every day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

= Wdy disturb the great prosperity
of the country by voting Tor a
changer The lab6ring man has juss
Is much at stake as the business
man that employs him. Think that
over.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

T. I r. > wilson SffSs3 Of west tniops is in
sbs31i ss'-a-ftlt.
the city.
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HOOPER IS RELEASED.

Warren Hooper. young man who
was JAILED few days ago under lun-
aey, proceedings, was released from
Jail Monday morning by order Of JUS
tice G. II! Gordon, medical examina-
ton by Dr.. J. B. Winfield having dis
closed that the young man was not
crazy but only suffering from the ex-
cessive- use of whiskey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-07

PETER DEAD.
ToPEKA.( Oct. Former Populist
Senator PETER died at Grenola today.
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TaiIored suits AZ $25. 90

In viewing these Suits you at once note their
Glistinctiveness and wonder how it is possible to
offer them at such modest price. Many Of the
styles are copies Of styles that are
exclusive at Watts IlaladloeFdss
Every correct material is shown, such as
broadcloth wide Wale effect, two tones serge and
swagger mixtures The tailoring is of superior
order and every suit is lined with peau de eygne OF
guaranteed satiu{7 Sizes 11ge from. q TO % men
bust, withheld SIZES fqF figures
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MOMENTS RUTgNIN SUITS.
and DRESSES

rpassed IN styles
that brock 81 rs ~ IS q plain tailored
sllit for EE557 wear Aoon costume, or
q sumptIlous eFenineg GOV d S wanted, one.can
feel certain of making q 7etOEY selection.
We pictfe here ollssots any new models.
at $16.5O, doRas Of other models at this
price. Considering style, and workman
SHIN Won will not find tIeit equal for less than
&l1 %. To SO 30.
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EIGHT KILLED.

ccontIDaed - page avs.l-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-19


its successors and assigns shall con-
struci The said railway track on such
grade and OF such rail and other ma
terial as shall be prescribed by the
CITY Council OF Alexandria. and the
said railway track. poles, fixtures.
wires and other construction shall bc
erected. operated and maintained III a
safe and substantial manner and
conform TO such reasonable resu!a-
tons as may from time TO time be
prescribed by The City Council Of
Alexandria. and the space between
the rails and TWO feet on each Sids'
thereof shall be paved in such man
iuer and with such matcria! a. may
be prescribed from time 20 time by
the said City Council of Alexandria.
and shall At all times during the
franchise he kept in good repair BY
Its successors and assigns. All work
in The construction, erection, main