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Rechabites.

Jehu Tent No 90. Independent Order of
Rechabites. met Tuesday night at Well
lers Hall, Sth and l streets southeast,
with Frank A. Cissel in the chair. The
tent disposed of much business which
had accumulated due to the fact that the
previous Tuesday night the tent gave a
euchre party.
Union Tent and Jehu Tent intend to
give two joint excursions to Chesapeake
Backbone in July and one in August.
The excursion committees OF both tents
were in session and elected Joseph b.
Hart. jr.. of Jehu Tent general chairman
of the joint committees: Mr.. Malloy OF
Union Tent rs secretary, and MIR. Love-
less of Union Tent as treasurer.
After refreshments were served re-
marks were made by Messrs. Malioy'
Loveless, Mcmahon, Clark and Newman
of Union Tent, and Frank Cissel, j.
Cooksey, Hunt. Policy. Wilburn Cissei
Bladen, Bean and Blaine Of Jehu Tent.
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Tarantino. Columbia Lodge. No. &c: t. E.
ternal correspondence-F. II. Melick,
chairman. Myrtle Lodge. No. %; J..
r. Haskins, Equal Lodge, No. II;
G. w. Hall. Calanthe Lodge, No. IL
Military Departmental H. Williams,
chairman. Syracusians Lodge. No. 10: r.
T. Whiting. Webster Lodge. No. I; P. P.
Patrick. Franklin Lodge. No. 2. Insur-
ance departmental. T Roderick, chair
man, Union Lodge No. %: B. c. McQuay,
Harmony Lodge, No. II: c. l.. Saur, Cap
ital Lodge, No. ~. Necrology-A. W.
Leeke, chairman. Franklin Lodge, No. 2;
NJ. Hanson, Decatur Lodge, No. 3; H. T.
d. Sinclair. Capital Lodge, No. "a. Pyth-
ian education-I. A. Emmons, chairman.
Calanthe. No. IL; C. S. Jones. Webster
Lodge. No. .: A. W. Sherrier, Excelsior
Lodge. No. IA. Subdivision and refer
ence-J. NJ. Kline. ST.. chairman. Mount
Vernon Lodge, No 5; II. G. Wagner. Her.
mione Lodge, No. II: G. Frank Day. Cen
tury Lodge. No. 90 Publicity-S. NJ.
Pearson, chairman, Syracusians Lodge.
No. 10: W. b. Hardy, Amaranth Lodge,
No. IS; F. II. Melck. Myrtle Lodge, No.
%: E. W. Heiss, Rathbone-Superior
Lodge, No. %: +. J. Newcomb, Equal
Lodge. No. II. Fiftieth anniversary-H
p. Wiley. chairman. Mount Vernon
Lodge. No. ); T. A. Bynum, Rathbone-
>.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No 5: Jefferson
Middleton, Webster Lodge, No. Z; J. W.
Garter, Capital Lodge. No "a. Joint COM
mittee of the several subordinate lodges
to the fiftieth anniversary committee-A.
W. Leeke. Franklin Lodge. No. .; l.. III.
Harris. Mount Vernon Lodge, No. ): NJ.
A. Leese Webster Lodge. No. Z; c. K.
McAllister, Decatur Lodge. No. 9: A.
Kahlert. Syracusians Lodge. No. 10: w.
A. Kimmel Calanthe Lodge. No. II: w.
Z. Poole, Hermione Lodge. NG u: w. A.
Wilding. Excelsior Lodge. NJ. IA: ]. G.
Angerman, Germania Lodge. No. Is: o.
A. Booth, Equal Lodge. No. II: B. c.
McQuay. Harmony Lodge. No. 81: T. j.
Cason, Union Lodge, No. %: J. f. Will
Myrtle Lodge. No. %: B. Tarantino. Co
lumbia Lodge. No %: w. B. Hardy,
Amaranth Lodge. No. IS: II. l.. Thomp-
son, Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. %;
NJ. T. Pines, Century Lodge. No. 30: r.
T. Whiting, Washington Company, No. i;
l. A. Emmons, Coldwell Company, No. Z.
The interest created by the golden jubi-
lee celebration and the class initiation at
that time has aroused SO much enthu-
siasm that at the meeting of the Grand
Lodge just ended 1t was resolved that
the grand chancellor appoint a committee
to arrange for the holding Of a "Rath-
bone Bible class in this domain, which
means that large class will be formed
and initiated. the original Bible on which
Justus II. Rathbone obligated his fellow
workers being used for the obligation.
Mrs. Ida NJ. johnson of Central City,
Col. supreme chief of the Pythian Sisters
a recognized auxiliary of the order of
Knights of Pythias. which has a men,
bership of 10000, is planning active work
in the east to establish additional tenn
pies of the Pythian Sisters. While in
the city attending the golden jubilee, Mrs.
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Dark Outlook for Humorists.
he Kansas City Times

From the Kansas City Times.
]. NJ Jones of Dade county is another
enemy of those village comedians who
take a delight in making life miserable
for a bridegroom. He recently inserted
the following notice in the Dade County
Journal: ITO all whom it may concern
women, men and boys over twelve years
old, who were at the charivari of Frank
Thompson and wife Saturday night. De-
cember IL. 1913: You are hereby notified
to call upon Deputy Constable Henry
Brown before January 1. 1914, and each
of you pay to him the sum Of 30 cents,
such sum being in payment for damage
done my property during such charivari.
To such of you as fail to heed this notice
warrants will be issued against you for
disturbing the peace and damaging prop
erty. I know all parties who were pres
ent at that time"
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Mar. .-Potomac. No. >. no announcement.
Bcnj y. French. No. 10. L. A.
Anacostia, Nc. 81. r. C..
Fcntslpha No. -. NJ NJ.
Mt Pleasant. No IS. I. &.
East Gate. No. -. ladies night:
Mar. 3-National. No. IL. no announcement.
Arminlus. No -. VI. NJ
Myrou VI. Parker, f. A.
King David. No. Is. no announce
mont.
Mar. Washington Centennial. No ~
& pm. Z. A: $50 pm. bust
ness.
Osiris. NJ. .6
King solomon. No. 81. IL NOON,
+. C: p.m.- +. \.
East Gate. No. 81. +. L
Mar. NAVAL. No. 4. l.. A.
Hiram No. Ia. T.. 4.
La Fsycite. No. 10, Z. \.
VIM. Il. Singleton. Ne. so.
Masonic Hosrd Of Relief.
Mar, 6-'oumhia. No. :. no announcement
Lebanon No. ., no announcement.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Mar ;:-Ln rayctte. No. .. +, NJ. and
Washington Naval No. 6. no an
UoHnccment.
Mar. i-ooIumbia, No. !. no announcement
Rrightw"od. No. .. no announce
Mar. 6-Schooi of Instruction 'changed from
Wednesday,.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANnkkiEs.
Mar 2-orlent. Va =. Temple anil Malta.
Mar. -Potomac. No. 8. business.
Mar. 6-Columhia, No. =. rcd cross.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE
Mar S-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. c'e'-
ton Of officers
Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix.
18th degree
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Mar. . Ruth. No. I. lecture on Ireland
. Mar. ::-MlZpah. No. :.
Mar. 4-Aremc. No. TO-
Mar. 5-Esther, No j. degrees. program.
Mar. 6-Martha. No. 4. degrees.
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Jr. O, U. A. M.

Potomac Council No. 20, met Tuesday
in Odd Fellows Hall. Georgetown. Past
Councillor Charles E. Payne was reported
as somewhat better. A special committee
consisting of State Council Treasurer
Charles H. Summers. chairman: State
Council Conductor Grover E. Payne and
Past Councillor Edgar c. Blackman was
Amounted to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of increasing the relief funds. Addresses
were made by Vice Councillor Frederick
r. Sullivan. Past Councillors Andrew J.
Blackman. Edgar c. Blackman and A
D. Scheele. State Council Conductor
Grover Z. Payne and State Council
Treasurer Charles H. Summers.
Anacostia Council. No. IT, has Just
reached the three hundred mark in mem
bership and is preparing to celebrate the
event Wednesday evening at Masonic
Temple, Anacostia. The chairman of the
good of order" committee Is preparing to
make this event one of the best the
council has ever given. A number OF
prominent speakers are expected. The
hall is being decorated with the national
colors by William ]. Mitchell and his as
sistants. All of the members have been
sent special invitations and asked to
bring their friends. This council. which
Washington, has about $4,000 in the
treasury.
This council has several degree teams.
and the leading team. under the in
structons of L. NJ. Brashears. captain. is
considered one of the finest in the juris-
diction. The team is composed Of Dis
trict of Columbia militia men.
Andrew jackson Council. No. e. met
Tuesday night at Society Hall. 9Th and
attendance. Two applications for MEM
bership were received. This council has
formed campaign committee" to secure
at least twenty-five new members by
June 80. the end Of this term. The couh,-
Gil has set apart one night a month as
ladies night for members and their
families and friends. Messrs. Price. Hall
and Trac" were appointed as the Ia
dies night committee The council is
also considering a fair in the future so
as to enable them to build a hall, and
W. NJ. LaRoche, chairman: w. c. Cook,
secretary, and Mr.. Hatcher. treasurer.
were appointed to look into its advisa-
bility. Visitors are always welcome at
this council.
informed that ito financial secretary.
Louis Frisard. is confined to his home
with typhoid fever Reports are said to
indicate a speedy recovery. Past Coun-
cilor Lawrence Hurley was appointed
Temporary financial secretary to fill the
position A favorable report was received
from the EXCURSION committee. This
council expects to issue a call for a
meeting to make changes and altera-
lions in its bylaws. which. a committee
is preparing. Deputy State Councillor
Grover E. Payne made an address. fol-
lowed by Past Councillors A. A. Avery,
F. G. Fellinger, Past State Councillor Will
liam l.. Jenkins. Councillor F. J. Scho-
field and others.
A euchre party and entertainment were
given by Francis Scott Key Council. No.
g, Thursday night at its hall, SOC d
street northwest. large crowd was
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Daughters of America.

Mizpah Council, No 5. met Friday night
with quite large attendance. Several
committee reports were accepted. AT
this time this council has many cases
of sickness. The good of order COM
mittee announced it intended to give a
luncheon and supper at an early date.
Addresses were made by Past Councillors
Mrs. Elizabeth Wells. Mrs. Annie o.
Arnett, Mrs. Kate D. Brewton, John W.
Arnett, Councillor Mrs. Annie Mae Proc
tor and others.
A George Washington celebration was
conducted by the state counci,or and her
staff of officers and committees Monday
night. An interesting program was rem
dered.
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Ladies of the Maccabees.

The Ladies of the Maccabees of the
District. who have for some time been
without a state leader. it is said, are
much Sratified this month to receive
notice that Mrs Mabel T. La Rue had
been assigned them in conjunction with
MARYLAND and Delaware. She will have
her he adquarters in Washington.
The letter of advice says Mrs. La
Rue has practically grown up in the
work. her mother having formerly been
a state commander. She is interested in
She is young. enthusiastic and earnest,
and with her assistance the District
will show a record of which you will
be proud"
than fifteen years successful service
with this organization.
The commanders of Washington re-
sponded to the invitations from Mrs.
La Rue to meet with her last Monday
Frontenac. and the record keepers
were entertained by her Tuesday. All
cordially welcomed their new leader.
and promised cooperation and support
in efforts to promote this organization.
In the decorations and dainty refresh
ments served the red, white and blue
and tiny flags were used as appropriate
to the anniversary Of the birth of
George Washington.
Columbia Hive. No. 3, and Liberty
Hive, No. :, entertained their friends
with euchre parties Tuesday evening in
their halls in Pythian Temple.
Union Hive. No. 6. the smallest hive
in point of membership, was the first
to open its doors and extend fraternal
greeting to the new state commander.
The ladies were enthusiastic in their
plans for the years work and their
new commander. Mrs. Elizabeth Rule,
it is said, showed a clear understanding
of her duties as presiding officer.
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nounces the F. c. degree for tomorrow

nounces the F. c. degree for tomorrow
evening.
High Priest Jacob Pyrah OF Washing
ton Chapter. No. =. in an official an
nouncement- commends his Official nne
for the impressive manner in which the
mark masters degree was presented
Thursday evening. with Past High Priest
John A. Colborn presiding; also the
interest taken by the companions during
the degree presentation.
Past High Priest Arthur E. Dowell
who has been i'll for several weeks, is
reported very much improved.
Mr. Stephenson. who is i'll at the Sibley
Hospital was also reported improving
the companions who might call to see
him.
Orient Commandery No. ., will have
the orders of the temple and malta pre-
scented at its conclave tomorrow even
ing, when its generalissimo. Guy NJ.
Nicely. for the first time. will head the
official line in the order OF the temple.
The Masonic Mutual Life Association.
at its forty-fifth annual meeting in Ma
sonic Temple Thursday. reelected the
following directors for three years: Henry
X. Simpson. William G. Henderson, Ar
vine w. Johnston l.. Pierce Boteler,
]. Harry Cunningham and Francis J.
Woodman.
At the meeting of the board of direc-
Charles j. ONeill. president: ]. Harry
Cunningham. vice president: Theodore
Friebus. treasurer: William Montgomery,
secretary and general manager; J. b.
Nichols. NJ. D.. medical director. Adolf
plus GUIDE also was elected a member of
the board of directors.
The annual report is said TO have
shown very successful year with the
insurance in force amounting to more
than 100000 and a proportionate in
crease in assets.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No -. which
will present the Z. \. degree Tuesday
evening. at its last comnunica ton adopt
ed the following bylaw: ANY member
of this lodge who shall pay over and
above all arrearages of dues and initia-
ton or advancement fees the sum of
S75. or if a member of ten years stand
ing the sum of $50. or if a member of
twenty years standing the sum of $50. or
if a member of thirty years standing
the sum of SO shall be constituted life
member thereof. and be exempt from all
dues whatever
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Sioux Tribe. No. Is. had a gala night
Thursday, the 26th. the members turn
ing out in large numbers. Messrs. Wise.
Usher and jeanette were reported as
having recovered from their illness.
Great Senior Sycamore John l. Bunch.
referring to the Junior Order Of Red
Men, asked the cooperation of all
the Red Men in the District in making
the organization (for boys and girls
under eighteen) a success. He ex-
pressed the hope of having at least
three camps started before the end OF
the present year. Messrs. CARMEL. w. c.
Wise and Jacque Heidenheimer rep
resented Sioux Tribe in the George
Washington parade in Alexandria the
Esd. The class initiation will be held
Thursday, March &c.
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Mr.. Crabb-A speaker in Syracuse said
that the women of today are not using
their brains.
Mrs. Crabb-She's right. IL they were
there wouldn't be SO many getting mar
ried.-Buffalo Express.
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Dolly-Mean thing. You said You
wouldn't give away that secret 1 told
you.
Daisy-I didn't. l snapped it for an
other secret and an ice cream soda
Chicago News.
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
March Union. No. IL: Beacon, No. Is,
degree: Covenant. No. Is, and
Ianrdon. No. %. business
March 3-Washington, No. 6: Golden Rule,
Nc. n, and Amity, No. 81,
degree.
March 4-Eastern. No. q; Harmony. No.
3; Friendship, No. IL. and Fed
eral City, No. 20. degree
March 5-Columbia, No. 10. and Excelsior.
No. IL. degree: Salem, No.
%, business.
March 6-Metropolis. No. Is. grand visi-
tation; Central, No. l. degree;
Phoenix. No. IS. business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
March Mount Nebo. No. G. Grand Wis
itation.
March 6-Magenenu. No. 4. degree work
REBEKAH LODGES.
| March Naomi, No. /. Grand visitation
| Ruth, No. 2, business.
| March S-Miram, No. q, degree work.
| PATRIARCHS MILITANT
| March 1-Canton Washington, No. !, reg.
! ular monthly cantonment.
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Visitation cards howing the grand visi-
tations for the spring term, it is an
nounced, have been received by the grand
secretary. and lodge secretaries and men,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

LODGES
Mar. 2-Eamal. No. II; Amaranth No. 2s.
and Century, No. 30. rank OF
esquire.
Mar. 3-webs,cr. No. I. rank of page.
Excelsior. No. Il. rank OF esquire.
Capital. No. -. and Myrtle. No.
d. rank of knight.
Mar. AMOUNT Vernon. No. 8. and Union,
No. 90. business.
Mar. a-Franklin. No. .. rank of esquire
Mar. 6-Syracusians, No. 10, rank of
esquire.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Mar. 4-Friendship Temple. No. Q, degree.
Mar. 6-Rathbone Temple, No. s. degree.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Mar 81. 7. Coldwell Co., No. Z, business.
GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE,
Mar. injecting of general committee
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Royal Arcanum.

BY special request. it is announced,
. asst Regents Edward S, Clarkson, Wal
ter G. Hurley, William o. Miller, Harry
G. LEM, Thomas F. Mitchell, James w.
Scott and Leroy NJ. Miller of Ouray
Council, No. 1880. are to confer the de-
grees on Henry Staflei, Walter e. Rooms.
Charles Sengstack. jr.. and Joseph J.
Mundell at the session Of the council to-
morrow evening at 8 O'Clock.
An address on Fraternity by Dr.
John H. Junghans will be delivered at
this session This GRAFTON was to be
given at the last meeting, but was de-
ferred on account Of illness OF Dr.
Junghans.
The chairman of the entertainment
committee, Orator B. c. Wheeler, an
nounces a surprise in store for all who
attend.
The increase committees promise great
things for the banquet TO be given next
month.
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K. O. T. NJ.

District Tent. No. s, held a record
breaking meeting Thursday night at the
hall. AZ and G streets southwest.
Preparations are being made to obligate
all the candidates for the class initia-
ton, when District Tent hopes to win
the District banner. Sir knight record
Keeper of the tent is said to have pro-
vided "a well decorated corner" for the
banner After the meeting refreshments
were served during a social hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01

Arminius Lodge. No % will present
the NJ. n. degree in the German language
under the direction of Worshipfu! Master
George NJ. Siebert Tuesday evening.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Definite announcement has been made
by the officers that the fourth degree will
be presented at Cumberland. Md. May 30.
and the third degree the following day.
At that time the new home of Cumber-
land Council will be dedicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01

Naval Lodge. MOI. is beginning alread,
to mark time" for its summer excursion
TO Marshall Hall. July TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01

A euchre party and entertainment were
given by Francis Scott Key Council. No.
g, Thursday night at its hall, SOC d
street northwest. A large crowd was
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Junior Warden James P Schic1 will
head the official line in the f. A. degree
in Benjamin z. French Lodge. No. Is.
tomorrow evening. Senior Warden Arthur
w. Davidson will head the line in the
NJ NJ. degree March 49,
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Follansh.. Rrl,f.

Raymond Williams who has been
900 ~ HIS home on Virginia avenue for
the past week d. now improving nice.
ly
SIR and Mrs. Arthur McCort OF Ban.
field avenue we're Steubenville callers
yesterday afternoon
Dr Steiner and family are spend
Ing a few days az his home a. Stein.
ervillc. W Va
Miss MarEuorite Ellsworth % Steu
benville was calling on friends in
Town yesterday afternoon.
Lee Mahan Of eBthany spent Sun
day with relatives In town
William y Griffeth OF Virginia ave
has returned home from a short visil
with friends ~ Pittsburgh Pa
Howard tlaypool WIS n Steubcn
Vile caller sunday afternoon
Clyde UIvon attended tho ball game
between Muskingum college and tho
Hethany college tcnm az eBthany on
Saturday afternoon
surrf sunday o. hts
home Of Jnl0nport. Ohio.
It auu urs Aucuaf Mu'l0ncv and
Sir and Mrs IA uliisucy visited
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. May is-Butter-unset-
tied; creamery extras. 20 a 2s1hc: frsts.
~ n 80 &c: seconds. 2eH23i4c: process
extras. 20 = n gle: ladies. firsts. 1sc. sec
II n17ihc. -
Cheese-w weak. state. whole milk fresh
white specials 13a1sss; coIored ~ .,
lfc: average fancy. 19L 0iatsc: state
and Wisconsin whole mix held 13H ri
Is &C. skins ia911isc.
EgEs-steady; fresh gathered. extras
72is n sc; storage packed firsts. 2i ~ 2ac.
hrsts. 20 n COS. extra nrsts. 21n2ItEr.
seconds, - n 1870 state PennsyIvania
and nearby hcnncrv white 29m pc.
gathered whites. 23c: hennery browns.
p y n 25c: mixed colora. ~ ID 22c
Flour-steady: spring patents 50 Sc
90 winter straights, - 25d4 g..
clears. - 004f IS: extra No. 1 Winter
% $50 ? 50; extra 40. ? winter 80 20 lf
81: re flour steady; fair o. good
e5.
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MUCH OPTIMISM SHOWN ON THE
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. May ls-There was a
broad inquiry for stocks today and
the market advan ed materially
above the level reached on last
weeks rise. IL became increasingly
apparent that Wall street was seeing
visions OF better conditions. Pros
poets for bumper crops constitute
perhaps the most tangible basis for
optimism So far as actual improve
ment In business conditions goes,
there II as yet little to he pointed out
as tustifying expectations of an early
business revival, but reports OF trade
authorities are hopeful.
Gossip of the street today dealt
chiefly with prospects for a speedy
decision In the rates case and the
further reports from Washington
concerning the outlook for adjusting
the Mexican problem through media
ton. The firm tone of the foreign
markets also was a favoring infu'
ence. Cable advices were optimistic
and London took $4,000 or more
shares here after marking up prices
of American shares there. The un
expectedly poor bank statement OF
Saturday had some effect on the
money market. Rates for short term
loans were higher and mercantile dis
counts also were on firmer basis
Total sales 100000 shares.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value. 81 $4,000.
United States bonds were unchang
ed on call.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO THE PuBLIC.


During the period of reconstruction
OF the floor OF the Back River Brids e.
and the laying OF new rails, II will ps
necessary for this company to operate
its cars between the Island and Bridge
port on single track. ard in order to
lessen the congestion OF traffic over the
Back River Bridge. TO re-route tho
bridgeport Martins Ferry Rayiand'
cars via North York Street and the
Aetnaville Bridge.
Some delays In car operation will no
doubt be experienced by the congestion
OF traffic due 20 the use OF single track
on the Bridge for cars operating I'm op-
posite directions. ana the management
Of the Company begs the indulgence %
its patrons with the assurance that
every effort will be made to minimize
delays TO the greatest possible extent.
For the convenience OF passengers
travelling between points on the Bell
aire or Barton and Martins Ferry lines.
a transfer car will be operated between
bridgeport and the Aetnaville Bridge.
connecting the Bellaire and Barton lines
with Martins Ferry lines Transfers
viii be issued as heretofore. except that
passengers from the Second Street line
destined 90 Bridgeport or points beyond
will be transferred at the Aetnaviils
Bridge instead Of at Fifth and Center
streets. In Martins Ferry.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.