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BOSTON. June oo.--Fostofficc in

BOSTON. June CO. Fostoffice in
spcc;ors to-day detained Reginald
Thomas OF brooklyn. y. Y. who they
said was employed by the Western
Union Telegraph Company. pending an
investigation by federal authorities as
to the method Of dcspntchtng night tel
cGraph letters between New York and
BOSTON. Thomas was met as he step
ped from New York train carrying a
bag which the inspectors said contained
largo number Of night letters intend
cd for delivery by wire TO persons in
this city. He was told he was wanted
on charge OF violating the postal
laws in carrying messages over regular
postal roads and was taken to the fed
cral building for examination.
George a. Leonard. chief postofficc
inspector. stated that the facts in the
casa would be- presented to United
States District Attorney Thomas j.
Boynton.
Leonard said the matter had been
under investigation for some. time In
this city and in New York. Philadelphia
and Washington. where, il was alleged.
the company had adopted similar meth
DDS in tho distribution Of night dcs-
patches.
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Anatriana IN Bad Shape.

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
juno l?.--In general tho situation Of
tho Aus,rians along tho Fiarr appears
far from satisfactory to them. Prison
ers taken by the Italians all declare
the Austrian army has little food. Some
of tho prisoners have not eaten lot
forty-ciEht hours
Tho river Piav". ovcrflow!nE IT'S
banks. has destroyed several pontoon
bridges constructed by the Austrians Mt
lntcs,adura and also At San Donn di
Piavc. This has increased tho difficulty
IF the AustrIans in their rear COM
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munications. affecting the transporia-
ton Of artillery, ammunition. food and
fresh troops.
II is stated that tho .tustrians fight
ing south Of tho Piavr river continue to
implorn help and also that two Of their
divisions have greatly been reduced ny
losses.
y. NJ. G. A. nmhulanccs and also the
American Red Cross supplies arc prov
ing useful 10 tho Italians. both for
refugees on trains and ais" for wounded
soldiers. In many cases gauzc hanGaErs
are being sent Ia tn" hospitals. In this
regard. DR.. Harriet Balance Of Peoria
H.. said:
Those sending supplies from the
United States for Red Cross work must
understand that we are short Of EauHc
and muslin handages and that tn's is
the mos, essential OF all supplies TOT
tho wounded"
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NOTICE.
OF Redemption Of Bonds Of the Loan Of
1885 Of the City Of wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by tho commits
sloncrs Of the loan Of 1855. Of the city
Of Wheeling. West Virginia. that. pur-
suant to tho requirements Of the or
dinancc Ct said city. passed May IL.
1855, entitled. An ordinance 10 provide
for the issue and sale of bonds of tho
city Of Wheeling. to lie known as Bonds
Of the loan Of 1885, md for the rcdcmp-
ton and payment thereof. and providing
for payment INTO the City Treasury Of
certain amounts from revenues Of the
Gas and Water Works. the following
described bonds. issued under the said
ordinance. wcr" determined ny lot by
said commissioners for redemption and
payment on the lst day of July. J.. D..
1918, to-wit: Ronds OF $500 principal
each numbered "a, Al, Sc, II, SO and
bonds Of 100000 principal each num-
hcrcd as follows: 1919, l4s, 21s, cit. 2lo,
asa, lsl, 2e7, ESQ.
Said bonds Sn determined Will he re-
deemed and paid at the Bank Of thu Ohio
Valley in the City of Wheeling. w. Va.
on and after LIST day Of July. lalS. and
ia id bonds so determined will cease to
hear interest from tho last named day
and date.
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ITALIANS GAIN GROUND.

LONDON. June 2n.-By counter al
lacking all along thr iiavo the 1tal-
ians have gained further ground on the
Montrllc in the northern sector Of the
river front. and also have mad" mead
way southeast If this ridge. says the
Evening Standard today.
The Austrians here had been occupy
Ing narrow strip along the river
bank. Tho Italians drove in IN" AIS
trim line and established themselves
on the bank nf tho Piavr below Salct-
IL (ahout cight"cn miles. from the
Adriatic). Through the reaching of the
river here. the positions occupied y
rho AustriunS have hrcn divided.
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rnDoaile is won.

roHD0S June an.--NewS reached
1ordnn This afternoon that tho Ital-
;,ns have rceaincd Carnsilc. the town
49, ,,o Lagoon to tho wrs: Of the Finve
-;,.c- ncar its mouth which was cap
,ur.d nv tho Austro-HunEarians.
II is also reported that inc ltal'hnS
have rcgained all tho territory net~eeh
Zen.on and the FosSctta canal. The
Austro-Hungnrians II ia declared nave
hecn confined 70 the ground between
the Fosctta canal and the Sic canal,
on the west bank of the Piavc river.
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NOTICE !
NOTICE OF REDERrIoN OF BONDS
OF EAGLE GLASS b MFG. CO.,
wELLsBURG, ". Va,

Notice is hereby given 70 the owners
Of bonds Of the Engc Glass & Mfg. Co.
Of WellshurG. ". Va. that Bonds num-
bcrtd |. .. 3. 4. s. s. :. 8. 9, 10. II, T.,
n. Il and Is. Of 100000 each. said
Bonds bearing date July list. 1913. will
be paid on July LIST. 1918. n the Ma
tonal Rank Of West Virginia, at
Wheeling. W. Va.
Interest on tho above numbered bonds
will cease on July LIST. 1915.
EAGLE GLASS & MFG. CO..
Ey james PAUL. Treas. =
ir-ll-lSt
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PARIS. June 2n.-Frcnch troops en-
tered ,he German lines between Mont
didicr and the Disc river last night and
captured 20 prisoners. says the official
statement issued today. There was
nothing of Importance on the rest of
the front
The statement reads:
The French dctachmrnts penetrated
the enemy lines between Mnndidier and
III" DIS" in tho region Of the chuume
wood. We brought back twenty prs-
oncrs. Quiet rcisncd on the rest IF the
front"
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ronpht to the Death"

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS.
roslny June la.--Dcserted by MS StH''
-, Monticello plateau. Major Gcnern' VI.
Ernnstadt. ri the Austrian arn'F'l"usn
single handed against the Italian Nrn''
until he wns wounded seriously. inc
gnncrol died later in hospital.
=. ssoms that the general and MS
e,,ff became los, in tho woods ana rhn
;.,n mi, Of trditi When III" mem
ho-s ~ the staff saw tho Italian SOL
siors ,bev ran away. Tho general was
called upon to surrender hut refused
ND oncncd fire on tho Arditi. In the
oxch,neo Of shots nc received his death
wound.
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Executed by Italians.

ROME. June an.--1taiian military
officials learned before the Austrian
offensive hogan. says a semi-nfficial
nnte issued to-day that the Austrinns
had dressed Italian speaking Austrian
soldiers in italian uniforms in order
To throw them Mt suitable moment
into tho Entente allied lines 80 rs 10
provoke panic and disorder.
Captured Austrians sn Garhcd were
executed after n drumhcad "nurtmar-
tial in accordance with the laws OF
war.
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LONDON. June o0.-Serious roting
broke on, IN Vienna yesterday. says an
Exchange Telegraph despatch from Am
S,"vi,n. The mob broke into number
If bakeries stoned the residence OF the
Premier and also one OF the wings OF
the Hofhurg Palace. the message adds.
Cavalry Is being rushed to III. capitol
Ia restore order. |, is probable. It IS
stated that martial law will be pro.
claimed
TIL" riotirr was in protest against
tho reduction Of the bread lion.
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Austrian Report

VIENNA, June H0-tEia London)-
Tho Austrian troops under Field Mar
shall Won Boroeyic have held all the
ground they gained from the Italians
on the west bank OF the riavc. today's
Official war Office report states. and in
addition have driven the Italians back
southwark south Of the railway that
loads to Trevisu.
The battle in the Montello region in
creased In violence yesterday, eQualling
that OF the great battles on the Cnrso
front. The official statement says the
Italians drove forward six times and
cmploycd reserves Unfortunately. but
all their efforts were in vain.
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ton between Montiddier and tho Disc
and south Of The AiSnc.
Eastern theatre. June ~. Roth ar
iillcrIstS were active along the whole
front. Two enemy airplancs were
brought down and one balloon north of
>ilCNEhcli."
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italians WIN Air Control.

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS. Jun"
10 Iwcdncsday).--Thc Italians have
won complete control Of the mir along
,he pioye line where tho most deter
mined fighting Of the present Austrian
nffcnsive is in progress. This after
noon no, single Austrian machine
Mas aloft on this front.
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brilliant EIplolt

ITALIAN ARMY IEADQC ARTEkS.
June la--tRy the Associated Press
As thousands OF Italian and Austrian
soldiers looked on today an Italian
airplane brought about the surrender
of the crew OF an Austrian machine
gun Loat after the italian infantry and
artillery had failed 10 su0jusa,c H.
Tho Austrians brought the hoat up
on the swollen Piare river 10 point
ON tho south hank occupied by the ltni-
inns. From this vantage point mo
Austrians poured Harvesting lire INTO
the Italians, who tried In vain 10 de-
strcv the float II was Impossible 10
use light artillery Ia any great extent
because Of tn. proximity Of the nna'
TO tho Italian lines. Finally an l'ai'an
atrplanc swoopcd down upon the r,Ett
and forced the occupants OF one hoa'
to swim 10 the right hank and suFFe"
dor TO the Italian soldiers.
Tho arrival Of allied air hEhtcrS 10
,ssis, the Italians has heartenco inc
Italian air force which is much "e't'
is5 after six days Of heroic WORK
italian ayiators have spent nays ~
,;,,n In the mir. thereby virtually 20
curing control If the air anu also rn
venting hombardmcnt Of cities "'h'''
the lincs.
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j. s. GAINS
CONTINUED Prom 1rst Pngo.)

sectors { in F7andcrs.) Certain OF these
enterprises lcd to sharp fighting. in
which the enemy suffered many casual
tics. We captured IS prisoners and 3
machine guns
In the nrighhorhood Of Morlancourt
northeast Of .tmicnS) n hostile raidlng
Iarty was caught by our rtillrry and
rifle fire and dispersed.
"Hnstilr artillery activity developed
during ;he night north of Albert and in
The ] a BasSee canal sector"
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GET MORE GERMANS
tContinued From FIRST Pnec.1

whom the short and sharp preliminary
artillery bombardmrnt Indicated that an
infantry attack would follow.
The Germans carried their material
with them in their retreat and the
Americans. therefore. did not take any
machine guns. As a matter Of course.
also. no prisoners were taken.
Ono small salient is all that the emo
my continues 10 hold in Bcllau wood
WASHINGTON. June on---Hand tn
hand hghting between patrols in No
Mans land has made necessary Il change
in equipment Of tho American army that
will call for increased output Of INC
"A calihrr automatic pistols. Manu-
facturers were urged by the war DE-
partmcnt today to speed up production
although the output is now about 3.Onn
pistols daily.
TIL" Germans arc said TO have
wholesome respect for american pistol
fighters. one bullet from an American
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TWO AnnER1cANs KILLED.

OTTAWA. Ont. June COT. +. Chrys-
Ter. Newark. y. j.. and r. T. Gilmore.
Dayton. Ohio. arc mentioned in tnday's
casualty list as presumed to have
died"
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HUNGER'S PINCH
Continued From First Page.)

killed and many persons were arrested,
says n despatch TO the Morning Post
from Stockholm. The police and mill
tary dispersed crowds OF d"monStrants.
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rh"-" mas been reports from rari-
Gus sources recently %; trouble in
Austria. notable. in the capital be-
cause @: tn" bread ration reduction
forced by tho Virtual exhaustion 0.
tin" Austrian grain supplies. Tho
bread allotment 10 each individual IN
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FOR SALE-mscaneous.

FOR SALE-Electric mots. 11-lG al
tcrnating current. Is al-nating cur
rent: !. direct current: 4 direct
current. Also lot OF sw:hcs, tclc1
phones. electric supplies. eto,ool Stores
l031-33 Market ST. jc-lT-m
FOR SALE-7O theatre or Ora chairs
81 each also 40 rcvolvinstools. 81
each. ] double shoe store ,ench IL
feet long. Tool Store, 1881; Market
St. elm
FOR SALE 900 l-gaIlon ste crooks
and 500 E-gallon stone crocks.All new,
sc each. Tool Store. lo3l-GS Hrkct ST.
-lI-m
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For Rubbcrs,

Success depends upon the Ibbers.
Our rubbcrs fit any standard j. For
the cold pack" process they al with.
out A peer viii not soften duriEstcri-
lizing. Sc n dozen. or dozen for5 c,s.b
Tool Store. 1031-33 Market st. linn
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WASHINGTON. Juno "o.-SuccesslLs
~ the German railroad yadsi
NJ Contains was reported today IN Gr1.
cr,l pcrshinEs communicate for yeser-i
day, Artillery activity At various poins
the. reruisc of an enemy raid IN mel
Wovrc and the capture Of more prison.
ors hy American patrols crossing 6cl
Marine also was announced.
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MISCELLANEOUS

"forty-fve" invariably putting an encn
completely ont OF business. Men lit
shots from the smaller pistols used J
the Germans frequently continue in a
ton,
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COUNTER BLOWS
Continued From First Page.)

lying on tho edge IF tho marsh region
stmr twenty miles cust Of historic
"
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FOR RENT-Furnished Room

FOR RENT-Furnished room. So n
week. Also housekeeping rooms. ram,
bath, phone. 1929 Chapline. tc-l9
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FOR RET

FOE RENT-Good ofe and living
rooms on the second anhird floors OF
the new Intclligencer bu.ing. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now Idly for occu.
pancy. Apply Peter Boy care Intelll.
gencer. ap.l7-tf
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the city Of Vienna is now less than II
pounds weekly it was stated in a de-
spatch from Copenhagen on Tuesday.
Protests against the rationing have
been vehement from various quarters.
the Vienna city council on Tuesday
adopted a resolution OF protest and
tho Ia Dor council in that city en-
phasized It's similar protest by the
passage OF a resolution renewing its
demand for q speedy general peace.
Strikes in Vienna and elsewhere
have been an outgrowth OF the stu
alton. according to reports from
Switzerland and fears have been ex-
pressed In Austrian quarters tina;
what would virtually amount to
In ono recent labor demonstration
in Vienna the police had to be called
upon to dispense the rioters. it was
said.
Austria. Il appears, is entering tbs
now harvest year without any reserve
upon Germany for such scanty sup
plies as she is receiving Germany
herself. however is reported SO shor.
of stocks that she is able TO extend
littlc help. Seemingly there are still
supplies In Hungary from which
Austria might derive some small
assistance. but appeals TO the Hun
garian authorities do not appear to
have brought results.
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Observation-Disclosures Amply Globe
Automatic Sprinkler Co.. Stop 81. War
wood. ic-19-i
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I.ata French statenent.

PARIS. June 20.-The war office an.
nounccmcnt says tonight
There was intermittent artillery &C.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTEp-Three good agents tcsen
household necessities on the mall.
nent plan Best Of goods and be CT
commissions. We pay weekly. CT.
Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main st. inr--tt
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LONDON. June 2O.--Rurgomastcr
Weiss kirchncr. Of Vienna. has Informed
the Austrian premier Won Scydlcr. ac-
cording 10 4 dispatch from tho Aust rian
capital. transmitted by tho cspont-
ent a. .tmst"r dam. Of the Exchange Tel
cgraph company. that in vicw of tho re-
ductlon Of the bread ration hc declines
TO Euara nttc order in the capital.
Tho hurECmnstcr'S demand for dried
vegetables TO make up for the lack Of
bread has been refused.
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WANTED-Two young men to work In
1ntclligcnccr mail room between the
hours Of 1880 and 500 a. m. Apply to
Mr.. Andrew Schmitt. Circulation Mama
ger. my-23-tf
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WANTED-Female
POITI0NS WANTED-Male

"ANEp--Position as truck driver. can
make repairs. Robert Jones. 361l
Chaplin street. jc-ol-i
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FEnNE.
St0nNRrIor,

Stenographers anI3ook- keepers.
Call At tho United stss Employment
Service between 8 ans O'Clock for In.
formation concerning ny kind Of en-.
ployment desired. RENDER this IL q
public service and tia IL no charCo
Whatever TO any per6o:, jc-ltf .
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ME HELP WANTED.
Any lumber Of Coal Miners.
Two Iechanical Craftsmen.
Tw'Electric Cranemcn.
l2'oundry Clippers.
Glass Bloers and Caterers. flint
factory.
rotel Porters.
Hell Houscmcn.
Any umher Laborcrs.
IachInists.
Fright Handlers.
GrcNron Mouldcrs.
he Cutters.
PackinGIouso Workers.
Ono Apylcne Welder.
Two Ectric Wcldcrs.
FEMALE ELP WANTED.
ChabermaIds.
Packing ouse Workers.
Eight (colored)Ilass Bottle factory.
Fifteen girlsor factory work
Porcelain'ile Workers.
POSITION WANTED.
NILE.
Trucklrivers.
Care Taker Lawn, Etc.
Shell lpectors.
Fcterinar Surgeon.
Natchmen and'imc Keepers.
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WANTED-NIale EaIp
wANTED-Live wire to sell lots on

WANTED-Live wire TO sell lots on easy
payment plan. adjacent to Hundred
Million Dollar Government Plant, ncar|
charleston. Big money TO hustler.
Realty. care 1ntc!liScncer. je-2l-i
WANTED-Good shoe man about forty
years old. excellent chance for man
with absolutely clean record to manage
local shoe store. Man proving himself
loyal and r"iablc will have permanent
position. Must have three persons TO go
security Of three hundred dollars each.
We will train man to our system. Have
opening in other cities also. Gi"e full
details. Addres Box J. B.. care Intclli1
Gcnccr. ;c-:G-i
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WANTEE-rwo boys, Is years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply tc
foreman Intelligeucer after 2 p. m.
my-l6-tf
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ROME, June "n.-.Irum the Manl"llu
IL the sea the battle Of .thc PlavG river
is continuing bitterly and withou;
pause, the Italian war office announc, d
today. Last night the Italians forced
tho invaders to withdraw their whole
front north Of the Montebelluno rail-
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-11
NERRON-B -BRUSSEAU WEDDING
 LAST MONDAY MORNING

At St Marys church, Monday morning at 7.3O o'clock, Arthur c. Nelron, son of Mrs. Gaspard Nerron, Harrison street, was united in mar riage to Miss Bertha Brusseau, Elm street, in the presence of number of relatives and friends.
 The attending couple was oscar Bouthilltte and Miss Yvonne Vad- nais. The ceremony was performed by hte Rev Charles F. Bedard. Fol lowing the mass a reception was held al the brides former home on Elm street, where many pretty and use- ful presents were displayed
 Mir. and Mrs. Nerron left during the day for a wedding trip to Boston after which they will be at home on Harrison street. Both are well known in Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-11

gaaization 1t has been our good for tune to have for the past two years, q volunteer department which might well be the envy of any city. and the memory of such is well worth cher lshne feel that with the installa= tion ef the new pump upon Truck No. our mechanical equipment will be in top-notch order for some time to come
 Realizing the necessity of economy iu all departments 1 make very few recommendations and those are in expensive to adopt
 l believe 1t would be of material assistance to the finance committee if they were furnished with a month ly statement of the financial condi- ton of each department, either from its espectlve committee or by the city treasurer, the statements to specify the uneNpended balance to the credit of each department. the expenses for the previous month, and the amount of money paid into the city treasury from all sources.
 l also recommend that all bills be given 10 or secured by each commit tee chairman for checking up at least three days before the regular month ly meeting. eliminating the more or less guess work and hurried checking under our present method.
 l further recommend that no ma terial or supplies be ordered or pur- chased other than such as may be specifically ordered by vote of this council, except by written order signed by member of the committee or department head for whose de- partment 1t Is purchased, and that d copy of such orders be retained for checking the invoice covering such purchases. Exceptions to be allowed in emergency cases juStifying the purchase of material first, the writ ten order thereof to be obtained af- terwards.
 l recommend as far as practical material and supplies be purchased in quantities sufficient for six months or one years use. and that bids or proposals be asked for when quantity Justities it, allowing all local mer- chants the opportunity of bidding.
 believe more attention should be given to reckless and fast driving of autos through our streets. which k fast becoming a daily habit. and recommend that suitable signs be erected prohibiting reckless driving. and that the police department see that Sections k and , of our Traf hc Ordinances be enforced
 Generally speaking. believe Put nam has larger percentage of first class streets than most other cities of it's size or larger, and our highway department should be complimented. but l also believe more close and prompt attention should be given our gravel constructed streets, some of which are in more CT less stony and rough condition for weeks at d time also the cleaning of gutters and cul- VertS. and the erection or replacing of protecting railings at dangerous pots. also believe Main street. the Square. and such other sections of downtown streets which maV require It, be swept or otherwise cleaned ev- cry other day if necessary during such tune aS not covered with ice or snow. especially on Sunday mornings when the accumulation of Saturday < hitter makes a very untidy appear anee of a section constantly travelled by both our own citizens and outsid CTS, and l recommend that the high