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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-10

Do not delay, but call at once and get one
OF those 50 tea sets at the Crystal Palace.
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Ar nj EOS Mni II Street.

For beautiful photograph pictures call on
W. Mcclellan, 705 Main street. A choice
line of picture frames, mats, etc. Call and
examine.
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The best shirts Tor 800 at Clancy's.

Bargains in china, glassware, etc., at the
Crystal Palace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-10

Fine diamond rings, studs and earrings,
cheaper than In New York, at Austin's,
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. T.. r

For hobby young men who
desire a dressy Overcoat we
have made generous provision;
can promise them an assert
ment from which to select that
will certainly contain some
thing to please every taste and
crafty every caprice.
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Ladies' from II Distance. ,r, "A
All orders will be carefully filled. az AZ
dress Mrs. Il. Bauman, 706 Elm street, pal
as, Texas.
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fall the temperance people. would drink
Conrad's Budweiner they. would indeed DO
temperance men, and drunksnsss b IN
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Ladies, convince yourselves before you
purchase, at Bauman's.
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Silks and Satins,
Al 4, colors, fancy feathers, at Bauman's, FOG
Elm street.
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STRANGERS IN THE CITY SHOULD CALL AND EXAMINE our STOCK OF

Fabrics of exquisite beauty
are employed in the manufac-
ture Of our fine overcoats, ele-
CANT satin Innings are used in
many styles. In others silk
and fine italian cloths are sub
stituted, making a gentleman's
garment equal in style, fit, tex
ture and finish to the best
class of custom work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-10

In Overgarments for our lit
tie friends, from 2 to 8 years
Of age, we have fairly sur
prised ourselves in variety Of
styles. We have in most cases
departed from the oldish styles
of other houses, and furnish
garments in keeping with the
tender years of our young pa
irons.
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ruct ana reed GIVEN Away.
Shucks for COW feed and corn.cobs for
fuel given away, ut Corn Shelter, court
house square.
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Clocks at Austin's cheaper than The
cheapest.
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Most all the fine watches are taken TO
Austins for repairs.
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Just received, two cars Of plaster lath, by
Griih,hs ~ Cowser. Bottom prices.
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Beaver hats, all colors, $3.50, at Bau.
mans, 100 Elm street.
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Kid gloves, all shades, 80, Soc, 75c.
N.O, Sl5c, 500 and $3.50, at Bauman's.
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Boys Overcoats, say for ages
from / o to Is, are always diff
ficult for buyers to select, ex-
ira service as well as tasteful
styles being demanded We
have spent much time in Sc
lecting wear-resisting fabrics
for this department, and are
enabled to show garments
fully up to the required stand
ard.
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:, All new shades velvets and pushes at
Bauman's, T06 Elm street.
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AT the Crystal Palace you can get hand.
some lamp for $3.50.
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FINE CHICKEN COCK.
1866.
wnisKEv-Ar THE OFFICE.
On Poydras Street.
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For One hosiery 70 70 Clancy's.
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Neck wear ut Bauman's.
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Gold watches from $40 to sl5oat A us,ins.
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Latest Novelties
Daily received at Bauman's.
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as, Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

5000 ASa I>sIs LOST, &c Tho soiena Mi
, ,ves ~ esux CT "Psradise L)s," will BIZ
bana 8. ArmoFy Hell tt-aisht. FIR the
~; wv =: CT Zoe Alszs1dtia Reform Club. THIS
"astra.ioa OF the Immortal alleaory hiss r.
celved The highest CT coauns from the press
ara clergy. The Nssiocal Baptist says ::
"llers the story Of Paradise Lost is tod in
color ~:h thrilling etF,c. We commend tba
exhibition Especially 10 all Christian l9opla, az
oaa well worthy CT attention and crconrsgs-
meDt"
"H:oe!bskers Msjastic Consolidation" will ho
st ct. y mory Hall Saturday night nex.. III,
hlcnuopd papers. 10 which city the cor n,no
Is playing this week, speak of the eD,ert.ic.
meet az flrst-,sss one, roe from chieo.ion-
able features of soy kiad. '~''o''A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

- UNCLE Tens CABIN. Tile Jsv Rial
Caoe ieT. Cabin Company presented the
uia~A Il that name. at Armory Hsl, las.
alsa'. The cheap prices s,,rsoted o lsr.e
g. Alcrc'. including many colored people. The
performance, which was very poor, would hsve
teeu withou. redetming feature. bat for tho
good singing Of "Uooe Tom," George Kupksl,
so old Alexandria tsvorite. aud be fair inter
rratsiion of the character of "ropsy," By Mis-,
Lydia Yesmsn5. The company is q weak Que,
and there is not muca danger of bad passions
bsiog stirred up in the South by Mrs. Stoves
slavery picture, IS presented by the Jay Rial
great combination" There WAS sons diff
cuty before the performanc, commepced about
reserved seats, owing to the fact that mapy
who had purchased thirty fva cant tickets had
failed TO So Iecs their plsc;s. as directed By the
tho advertisement.
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iUEk{, RSNEJ1JE.y

the ship gard.
TIE old : De i3g " MIL" which hiss bten
lying in the CocE. 3 wreck. for aome tims past
Was towcd awsy this morning,
Etv. 9. u. D:uion Of Kansas. Will prosch
every Lisht his week IA the Frse Meihodi:t
Church.
4 meeting CT The Directors Ct the Fair Asso-
Cation Vi ii BE- hold 81 tue I'll % of the secretary
Of tie ssfocialion, &a5cr Etcshsm. Friday
IsZ:, &. O'clock u n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
seVen Reasons why You should Us
nE fGc,si coffee Pot,

eeven Reasons Why You should Use
nE fdc,:s coffee Pot.
Isl. B;csuss you will hlyo CcG.o in all its
purity. strength and Il .yor.
"a. b&csuae 65 this pr, ,ss the Cetr,e. is not
00ltc1, hslca you keep in Ina POI all the tavlr.
3D. Because the 2fFse grain does not toue h
sho TN 10 snT wy, hcnco the Coffee is reiiher
black nor bitter.
b. because sou us3 20 clearing matter.
9th. EetaGso simple arrangem ent over the
spou. prevents I'll escspe { t steam.
h. Because the Ideal coffee and Tea Pots
srothe sir pest 81 d cheapest in the world and
are ecoGmended by ths BIS known people ia
The lscd.
IT, tecsu;e sacy trs for sale only by STAINS
BURY q BRO, Manufacturers aud dealers in
stoves and tlIware, AiexsI dtis, Va.
illustrated price ist on npplicasion. fet0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

BUILDING lMpRovEMENTs.-Als rgo run
Dsr Of buildings are to be erected ia ,hia CITY
during tbs present spring Messrs. B. b. Pfics
aud James l.. Weddey will commence the erec-
ton. at Sd carly dsy, 90 the lot 90 The corner CT
Cameron and Columbus street. recently puf-
chased By them from the City School Board.
SIX thrco'story brick dSellings. These houses
which are to bo after the Romapetq1o style Of
architecture aud fitted up with all the modern
convenieuces, will DO a great improvement to that
locality. The erection Of nunbsr Of buildings
has aIr.sdy been commenced 10 different Sec
ti,rs of tho city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
special Attractions in Dry Goods.
Il DAhSs GOODS We offer great varieties.

- NA'01 ooDS va offer
'eAish foula Bengaines slnuar Fo,,.5
os and Checks special bargains Nuns vpp si s"1s Shspaes
Silk at 81 s'''a zeci extra bargains in Black
bsyr. VIA, cs We the week ss,
1' 00uo'S "ctr Sudngs and
large line of specially will mt ba ar,a
i:f:hebea >' N'ASH"-'' Isstoek7 White Gods, &c.,
al Inc leading brands Fruit Of TIE Loom and
ocunoS eeaers VIII lid ulard prices
nhs JNO. 3. TACKETT.
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LOCAL NEWS.

r. Teatec1 Probabilities Mar. u lscss.-
ya;}ae Hltde atlantic etsto light snow and
rain followed By clearing slightly warmer
,gts:2or, winGs shifting 10 sou.heas. sid south.
,g,.. ~ j filling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

Death OF MRS. WooD.-Mts Orlsnd,
Wood, rssldias on Dakc street., had besu SUI
ierlnG for llng tiuv pas: fron gu abdcmlosI
tuner, TIC rcmo7al 0! wlod vas decided upop
by be- ph} 20, f,~ days $50. as last resort
to sa7, her liz ;;e np:ra.iop vas performed
;, serda7 y d.. Lawi:, assisted by D!s Pos.
ell: Gibson ADD Job;s, ord Tho Cause IF the
suii!ElDg9 Ct the led? was f.u1d to be VIVA, the
surseoa had already pared the husband and
iSnllp Q! the pa!Iaot TO cxpsct. large o.nosr-
Gus tuner, 10 Gle Of ia7 sdvat @ d nortj6cs-
tio1, iht tuner was ssllfuly removed tom
re 1T, 1t was istdi2g up0p, b1. the su-2eon,
Who1o ToTs f,a'a @tr- noro thar flu flied, saw
"a. hnn'o D'"*r could save his u,ooosoiars
srbJ:o. ih' ffuI. ~hiilyh d;v.rssut rao.s -,
. h. a. g 'sHt er5%,h hid wjuGd tiousJl - -
es9n d tos v.f; v.'aEs. The o. i,ut co rt,,v.,-
log cjh:c!.usn,ss tzked !sa.I ", h,:, rho. ,ho
eod OF h!r suf Tiog vas naar asarn,ran, nv ~
all, enc cI.d n S rofnios % gu 9 o. ock Issy-
l,ss. oa'u 'h'ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

EXODUS CT CoLoRED LABoRERs. -Durirr
tbe past month large gangs of oolorad men hav,
been lsaviog here almost daily for PENNSYLVANIA
where, it is said, there is work, with good
Vegas. for all who desire it. A large pumber
Of colorsd mao lsft here yesterday morning for
Pittsbarg. Pa, where they will 20 to work On
railroad Another gang left here 10 tho
afternoon for the ssno place. There are, how
ever. numbers of idle colored men ltuaying
around this city who will not. the contractors
say. accept Ct employment outside Of Alsxsndri.,
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia 4 C7vertisar

+. Pic; fog t;r. Rc,d. Hss used 10 u,lcsG Dg
The v,ss Tor tte G.s. tims. aot T3iksd SAILS
ae:o'il; \ sccd dssl IF I'll es hss beeo
shirDcG 10 po!9s CO the ';r= .! Tho FigiSia
ii:3iacG Railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

LARGE CARGO OF IcE.-Ths schr l. UAr
bell arrived here 90 Monday from Booth ~
Me-. With 500 tous Of Ice for Mr.. I. 5 pay Pay
This is one OF the srsc5t oargoes Of i''s":
scded st this port, and yesterday, ,. 'o' 60,
Ct men we're at work unloading - .as' y" 30. ~
elevated railway. recently cousr ,o sIssu
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Father is Gcstiug Well,

is eirca he used Hop EiNers" Hs is geticg well
t1.tr Ii; lor s suffering I-0n disease declared
lncurshls, bud we are so glad that he used YOUR
R,s:sra:-A lady Of Rochester, N. Y.-Ctiea
Ue.aM
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STAR

Will stand this season st
OATS TAVERN, WEST END,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
From April TO June 81, 1eSl.
Star is dark bay. l6 hands high, and years
old; an excel ent diver end dssught horse
weight 100 lbs; troltsd his mile ia 2 45 10 sis
weeks handling; hes taken three ftst premiums
at the Alexandra fsir!. Es wss raised By Mr..
Willis Henderson,, Of Fairf.1 COUNT, Va; bin
sire was old Star, o Morgan h5rsn; lis dam
Black Hawk Marc from kenirc ~. Terms:
$40 for the seaaon; SIS to SIRE.
ErThe beet Of care will b. taken CT all uarts
left at the stand. Nc account .bility, however.
for unsvo Il ,5,e eccidonts
mis- l. j. GATES, Proprietor.
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Drought 0ut Perfectly.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Muoh 80, 1881.
Il. 4. WARNER Il Co.: SirS Il bad been 6
gfcat srH:rer lrvm asu!e kidney disease,
Mhled ny 5hps:clars cou;d 60: cue. bu. short
trial Ct sour Si'e Kidney spd Liver Cure
brought go ous IL perfscs health.
CHARLES Il. GERHARD.
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c5 &"5: q q 1 El.:si"aiei to ,st:
First National Bank of Alexandria, Virginia, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true,
to tho best Of my knowledge and belief
ClIAS. L. HOOFF, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 18th
day OF mnich, 1872.
L. KAMTsR, Notary Public.
Corrcct--attcst:
ED. i. 4EspBEATER
& LAWSON, }Directors.
s. FERGUSON BEACH nhIs-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

b-i.G:>-OHGUGHI cures costiye-
hess and Sici;-lI Headache
&c. sale By Z. s. I.sadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

ARES Lax som -1onthl7 necliOg ct tie City
Cjaccl, tie fr!t Of the 1921 ycsr, Was held
=. nigh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

HE DANGER OF BLOWING Our TIE
GAs."-Mr. bilss Denly. Of Accotink, Fairfax
Gouoiy, registered st the Exchange Hotel,
MIR. George Steusrnssel proprietor, on Royal
street. yesterday. Upon rstitlg last night
about ten o'clock be was cautioned by MIR.
Stsuernsgel not to "olow out the gss." He
heeded not the caution, however. doiDg exactly
what he was told not 20 do. He was found
this morning. by Mr.. Steusrnagel. who vent
to bis room about .nine o'clock to soc if he was
III, in an unconscious. and apparently life
less condition. DrI. Lewis and K!lpstein
Wsro summoned and administered tho prcper
restorative. snd the ncn was brought back 10
CONSCIOUSNESS. but be continued i'll FIR some
1Oe. This sfternoon @. two O'Clock be was
Sill sick but out Of dsnGtr
Mr. Robert BsaI. Of Wcs'uorelsnd Cou5ty,
Va. retired ut tbe Ionsino Eotel, on Cameron
street. LIS; blight, aod TX, Mr. Donty, blew
GU the Gss. Ins.cad IF turniog i; off. Early
this ncrn:ag Col. Sieaars. tho proprietor of
me iica*e, hssrirg something heavy fall in
Mf besi'S room. want 10 see what it WIS, and
tuucd tba: geD!Iepao Who had fsIlco trcm b
bed, co .he floor 10 an u conscious safe, The
"indoSs W9re thr0Tn opsn cid MIR. Beal soon
recovered consciousness. bat ho has suffered
i:om headache and c,rluson Of mind nca,lv
sill day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
POTATOES, BEANSG FISH

NEW YORK .nd EASTERN EARLY
ROSE. PROLIFIC. PEERLESS AND
CHAMPION POTATOES.
Mes. l, 2 and 3 FAT SHORE MACKEREL.
Split, Bound and Gib5ed Shore BERHING.
POTION AO FAMILY R0E and No. do.
Genuine LABRADOR do in ibis, half and
quarter bbls ond kits.
sHAD ROY, SCOTCH HERRING AND
BLOATERS.
BONRLRSS COD FISH
NEW YORK BEANS and CHEESE.
Il. LINDSEY q co,
| feb7-2m Nos. 6 & King a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
REPORT or THE CO!arDFTFoE-
OF THE
Citizens Rational Bank,
ofAlexnndrin,
IN the State Of Virginia. at the close Of business,
a. lcl II. 1852.


NESOUkCES.
Loans and discounts. PIP col
Cverdraits 1853 rs
US. Bonds to secure circulation 100 600 90
'nnHr SOCKS, D II = '"'i nlJr.s..se 81 l3g 81
Due from approved reserve agts...... 70, 397 60
Due from other National Banks.. 3,asS O
Due from State banks and bankers 443O II
Real estate, furniture and fixtures. $500 90
turr"nt ~ pan 80 an ar uaid,.,.., J. Us IL
Checks and other cash items. 1910 81
Bills OF other BankS".............. 4GU5 co
Fract l. currency Gncluding nickles
sad pennes) 3S IS
Geld coin co a9l e
Legal Tender Notcs..".".. ........... 1c,99l CO
SILVER coin. .;.....;"..""--..". 1870 60
Redemption fund with u. D. Treas
urer d per cent of circulaton) ....... $500 90
s3sl.,o7 A.
Capital stock paid 100000 90
Surplus fund ............... IS o. 90
llndlTlqed profits Observation-Disclosures. lh2 80
Natl. Bank notes outstanding ........ 5000 %
i.' 49, not ...... =. ...... ....-... ~ o.
Individual Deposits subject to check. l46 25l 8
Demand certificates of deposit. ......... lp4S6 90
Que to other National Banks. ........... 1887 46
Due to State Banks and Bankers. .... 1,727 II
ssal 6n7 "a
State Of Virginia, e.,
County Of Alexandria, S''
L, GILLIAN IL LAMBER1, Cashier OF the Citl-
zens' National Bank Of Alexandria, do soitrmnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
VIM. H. LAMBERT Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 10Th
K. KBMPER, Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst:
John b LAIH0ERTIyLp,1
BENoEI WHEAT, SDircctors.
=. b. HooE mhIj-1s
-,nD -----
E'CE SALE-au old. fashioned TALL He IL
= ALOOA. &2ply AZ the t4szatts etlc2 MID
TAa e oULA. ct sics cooked food. for sale by
" let2 j. q. AILBUhE.
sf'RsnCH Ait' y TURKISH PRUNES ju.t
~ Iseelved by (decl5l j. @. AILBURF.
SSVoIGa LIZ BRING for ssle ~
~ L 1907 DO AlILRURE.
SSfhiNes rILHS WALL PAPERlSS2. st
- 1eol1 GENNES5ON s. Co.'S.
ss"tS"i 90 RUE BEHRING'S for sale by
S--!e 81 TAOhhS PERRY.
s" .EAA.gD WHITE OAT GRITs for ale by
t4t9 ]. c. MILBURN.
Il DNG'S CoEA sCi.VkET; price 25c.
~ isnl7
E'lEE 6uGAi, IuERD HAAsat
= tec23 j .. hILBURN'S
E5si.ESt HcLL jUTE.R just received by
l.; Gec:iG ". 3. JOHNSON & CO.
sril1JTEt. GAaNSst
IL af4 TsNsHSsoN & cos.
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BY K. T. Lucas, Auctioneer:

ALL RITES who have purchased
u NONE SUCE" FEKTlLlZEE from me
and as yet have rot given notes in pay ant
thereof, ara earnes,ly rtquested 10 doso q. once.
B. @. OARTER,
mhl46. "a s. Union 81.
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The order fer tho work "a, MADE.

4 Communication va, received iron City
| treasurer Harlow settiug out that tho Fi1scoo
COMMITTEE had given him 10 charge tho bonds
to be Issued under SEQ. of the Funding At
ct 1879 and that be had deposited the ssnc 10
the FRS; Nstionsl B,rk. but be bad now
been noHhsd by Cashier Hooff to rem,vs tbs
box containing the bonds and be asked CID IL
sisted thst rs be relitv.d Of the custody of
these bonds.
The matter was relelr:6 to tho Fins nee
| Committee
The bill 10 relation to establishing Glass OF
shelled streets and compelling foot psvemeu,s
thereon published TWO weeks ego in the Gs-
z,tte was called up.
Mr. E;chberg doubled The propriely of &C
VaIclpG money ter pavsments. for it would be q
matter OF doubt whether the money could eysr
DO gotten back again.
The chair bought the otjeo! CT The bill Vas
| to Improve the cIrriage- way aud thus iDducs
cwoets to put down foot pavenents.
Mr.. Peake and MI. Sweeney mado soma iu-
qurles as to the operations of the proposed
law
Mr.. Marbury urged that the city had bought
| exner!encs on this subject. 1t had paid some
S30OO TOR paVemon!s and tie bills wtro yet &c
coeo ed. dc objected tospe1diog more money
10 this way.
Mr. Lambert understood that tho set of limi-
tation, was the trouble; that these bills had
been lef: over uncoleoled until they had gotten
! Gu; Of date. That Wss perhaps the reason why
ihsy could not be collected.
MIR. Mclean explained bis view of the bill
and urged that lhs Smelling of tho streets vas
GOT necessarily conntced with tie pavisg Of
the sidewalks
Alter further debate partial vote was taken
and before it Wss announced the bill vas laid
over until the ct meeting.
Tho other Business foudd 10 The official pro-
csodirg' was o)rduoted without debate *
cept that when the resolutions as to the Ferry
boat came in from tie Aldermen referred 10 the
Finance Committee. there WAS halt in con-
cDrrecce unit it WAS sssertained that the refer
euce did not carry with ic the right to sub: c:ibe
for the ferry b,et. Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

and ~" '.n H-a 10 qaOsum lsss nigh. ua.il S:l5
p.ss ,uO9 s9e-a Nae Sas spoct 10 ron,ire bus;
" E.s1s;cIca E'thiu; debate.
t;an, I 81 tue suj2o: cf deepsoias the river i.
M n. q :, III fs5 wlarf cane up,
y,c1,r, :, ,aHs $40 Gge or 500 cubic ysr3s woult
ueEI5O OF 500. WV '.'O 0Vs' Nou''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09
Departure of the String hand.

Frank R~iegelhuth, George Como and
Charley Haupt, all but one of Riegelhuth's
String Band, left here yesterday for Wood
River. They went in a private conveyance,
and intend to brave the hardships Of an
overland trip for the purpose of getting a
little open air exercise and to view the
country. The party will play an engage
ment at one Of the leading saloons in
Bellevue, and have take taken a piano
with them, in order to have the same num-
Der OF instruments they played in Eure-
ka. Prof. Plumhoff had partially agreed
to accompany his old associates, but final
y came to the conclusion to remain sat
home" His place will probably be filled
by some other Eureka player, if no COM
petent pianist can be found at Bellevue.
Ihe departure Of these musicians leaves
Eureka without q string band, and to the
social portion of the town this is a decided
loss. We commend the three players to
the people Of Wood River. They consti-
tute IN themselves a good little band, and
VIII make better music than can be heard
IN all the northern country,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09

Growing Order-The Relief At
fOrdeh Since Its Inception.

There is no secret organization in the
United States, or in the world, that is
making more rapid strides than the Odd
Fellows. At the recent anniversary at
Bodie, Past Grand +. D. Jackson gave
some interesting statistics, from which we
make a few extracts
Thomas Wildey, the first Grand Sire
and founder of the Order in the United
States, was born in the city of London, in
the yeur 1855; was first initiated into the
Independent Lodge at Bath, England, in
1906. He arrived in Baltimore Sept. 2,
1918; founded the Order of Odd Fellows,
for the first time permanently in the
United States, on April 26, 1919; died in
the city of Baltimore On the 10Th of
October, 1861. The first hail in the world
for the exclusive use of Odd Fellows was
dedicated in Baltimore in the year 1881,
with all the pohp and ceremony that it
was possible to improvise for such q mo-
mentous occasion. Though an ~insignii-
cant organization at the outset, it has
grown to magnificent proportions.
We have no exact statement from 1919
to 1880, said the speaker, but from 1880 to
December 81, 1879, we have three Su.
preme Lodges in the German Empire and
Australasia; State, district, Territorial
and colonial Grand Lodges, So; Grand
Encampments, 40; Subordinate Encamp-
ments, 1851; Encampment members
(active), 1888; Subordinate Lodges.
1876; Lodge members (active), SOC, 900;
Lodge limitations, 1,131, 297; members re-
lieved, 9O2, 845; widowed families relieved,
120, CAS-; members deceased, 6,351. Total
relief, S29, 1902, 535 56. Total receipts, ST.
9S4, 169 70. The receipts Of the last year
were 81, SOC, 900; expenses, $1,000, 900; net
gain, 49, GOO, 900.
In 1879 the Rebecca Degree Lodges
numbered $50. The total relief since 1880
$50, 900, 900, to which, if the volume Of ex-
traordinary contributions within a few
years reportedl be added, the grand ag-
gregate cannot fall short Of $50, 900, COO
laid upon the altar dedicated to benevo-
lence and charity by the Independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows during the sixty years
OF its existence in America.