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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06
REPUBLICAN MEETING

AT LANNON'S OPERA HOUSE, THURSDAY
EVENING, SEPT 6, AT s O'CLOCK.
The Hon. 8. w PERKINS, of Kansas and the
Ion. J. H. ROWELL. of illinois. will ad-
dress the citizens of Alexandria on THURSDAY
EVENING, the 9th instant, at tho Opera House
on the issues of tho day. All are invited to I'll
end. sep4 st
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las- MEMBERS OF THE GRAND ARMY OF FRA.
TERNIIY. TAKE NoTIcE.-There will be a meet
ing OF Camp No. %, &. A. F., at Marbury Il Arm
strongs office 2lS King street, at $50 O'Clock p.
IN. Thursday, Sept. s 1888. Business Of import
ance By order of the Commander.
Semi 2t F. Cox Adiutant
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AIf4anarSa 0azgl1s .
-pI,esoAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER {

- Persons leaving the city can have tne
.srrr mailed to any address, postage prersd.
az, ,agth of time, at the rate of fifty cents
JOY S nth Subscribers ordering the GAZETTE
PeI I'D from one postolice to another should give
d.A' "A a. well rs new address
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bringing asIahnnss

es.a millions, pleasing their palates and
:. 'u I'm their systems, arousipg their Liv-
s.,l, AS.uheys, Stomachs. aud Bowels to
i i.maauy actlvl'y Such is the mission of the
rus rus 0aIiioTnis liquid iruit remedy, Syrup
4 10 s'' For sale by E 8. Leadbsater &
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AN INTERESTING WoRK.-It is said that
Mr.. K Henry SIMPSON is now engaged dur
iog bis leisure moments in preparing little
work which will soon be published to be en-
titIed The Readjuster Party in Alexan-
dfis; : Rise, Struggle and Fall" The
book II is said will contain the names Of all
who we're ever connected with that party !;
what was snid and done at the various meet
ings who conducted the caavassee the
methods used in the same; the various
'desls" that were made, &c. 10 fact the
hook Will be concise history Of the read
ulster party 10 this city, giving the most lm-
p1ltaut and interesting events whether lu-
dCous. grave or otherwise, that occurred
during It's existence and las Mr.. Simpson was
prominent mem Der of the party and knew
al the inside workings, will doubtless be an
entertaining work. II is said that the au-
thor has already received several offers for
the Manuscript aud it is whispered that be
could make more money by sale before
than after It's publication.
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- K OF P.-Rathhone Division, u Il.
up of this city, was last night insti-
and The occasion was made q gala
NV The members OF the division, in their
yDs ,lso,n4 aew uniforms, assembled at Ar
s,r Hall at s o'clock and 10 command of
w. D'o, L. Monroe, add headed by the a.
e,sodria Drum Gorps, proceeded 10 the To-
s e. danot 20 meet Nelson Division, of Wash.
w. ,,a, the members of which were to tax 70
" in the ceremonies o. the evening. The
;,o,s arrived about $50 o'clock, also
s.;,gino q drum corps. and shortly thereaf
49, line was formed and the two divisions
We ,cbaa 10 the hall of Mechanics Lodge,
- =. h = ceremonies were conducted Both
.;',';,n. wore the regulation uniform of the
Ar which il very handsome and snowy.
i, consists of black rosd-cloth coat and
,.,.f,focrs white helmets surrounded by
,sl nlnmes white gloves and sword and belt.
nn-;ng the march TO the hall King street
,rss one bszs Of lights of various colors and
.Iong the route rockets and other fire
o. ~o,ks were set eli. Crowds of people, too,
a.s.c,bled on the streets to see the knights,
I'D ,bA scene was really beautiful one.
Tna ceremonies of jnstituting the Rank
we're c9uGuCte0 Dy y. II. natHoouo. ZIG
ronnder Of the order, assisted by Col. Max
~s, If Baltimore; Col Foxwell and Col.
Tobn ". Thompson, Of Washington, and by
1be members Of Nelson Division. The cleo
top Of officers followed and resulted az fol-
INV. Captain, 5. L. Monroe; Lieutenant,
Iaonsrd Martury Herald. A. u. Deeton /;
Recorder. H IF. Harper; Treasurer, V. c.
Moore Guard, Louis ]. Brill, lr; Sentinel,
p l. Keene; Standard-bearer, Charles
Stee.e The officers were then installed.
Mr. Rathboue read the commission OF Mr.. j.
c. DePutrcn As aide-de.camp to Major Gen
eral CANADIAN, with the rank of colonel.
After the ceremonies Of institutipg the
rank the Pytbians and number of their
friends proceeded 10 the Braddock House
where they partook of a banquet which bad
10 be buried 10 order TO allow Nelson Di-
vision to return to Washington on the II %
train At the banquet a number of tele-
grams we're received from various promi-
uent Pythians regretting their absence and
wishing the new Rank abundant success,
but no speeches We're mace. After the ban
ouei the visitors were escorted back to the
train
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitaliz is eusr
anteed to cure you. Sold by E. S. Leadbeat
RI & Bro
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CoR SALE

Fok SALE pY THE
ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT,
TRUST AND TITLE COMPANY.
GREAT BARGAIN-A FIRST CLASS IN
VESTMENT.
FOUR HOUSES and LOTS on Henry street, be-
tw en- Cameron and Queen streets, which rent for
Sc each per month.
TWO HOUSES and LOTS on Henry street, be.
tween Cameron and Queen streets, which rent for
50 each per month.
TWO HOUSES and LOTS corner Of Queen and
Fayette streets which rent for IS each per month.
TWO HOUSES and LOTS corner of Patrick and
Queen streets. which rent for So each per month.
ONE HOUSE and LOT on Henry street. be.
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, which rents for 50
per month.
ONE HOUSE and LOT on Prince street. be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets which rents for
$40 per month.
This cnfer will only be open for 30 days,
aud persons desiring to purchase bargain will
call at the office of the company, No. lu2 south
Fairfax street. auglb II i.
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IAS LoUDoUN FAIR, the advertisement
(Which appears in another column, will
Yts'n on Tuesday Sept. llth, on the grounds
.sai Leesburg and continue three DAYS.
AClye preparations are going on and the
:4a'oltlon promises to be unusually attrac
I'VE There will be running and hurdle
.aVeS and many other attractions, beyond
'aOse OF the regular exhibits of stock, racing
~" Will be provided. The fare on the rail-
.Oaa has been put at very low figure,
' .asn will, doubtless, aid in making the at
tendance lergs
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MoNETARY AND coMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-The opening OF the STOCK
market was very active this morning with con-
siderable pressure upon che list. which made hrst
prices in most of the stocks traded in slightly
lower than those of last evening, and further
losses of small fractions we're sustained IN the
early dealings Prices soon regained their tone
though the market was somewhat unsettled, with
small fluctuations on largo business throughout
the hour. Prices. as rule, were we'll maintained
throughout, however, and at II O'Clock the mar
ket WAS quiet and unsettled generally at siight
fractions better than the opening figures money
easy at ..
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-virginiSs conso!i ated
40; past.due coupons :; d. 10-40s y; 90
new 3s G51e bid to-day.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 6.-Flour is fair
ly active at full figures. Wheat is weak and sui.
fering from the effects Of another spell of bril-
liant weather in Europe" and less damaged tLsn
at first supposed in Dakota by FROST futures
showing decline of from / ba2c per bushe
smutty, soft and common Wheats for delivery be-
ing in full sympathy but choice milling and seed
lots, which sire rarely found on this market are
still in constant demand; sales 10 day at s3 to
Csc, as to quality OF samples. Corn is dull ana
lower at SO 10 Sc. Rye so to 90. Oats 30 to 33
Eggs Is to IS Butter 10 to %. Potatoes and
other p oduce are without material change.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Cotton quiet aud easy
middlng 1Oss Flour active and firm. Wheat
Southern steady and firm; Fullz 9Sa102 long
| berry 99a1O3 Western dull and weak: No
winter red spot 96l2a963, Oct 97l2a913i Dec
| 1OO1ss10OE Corn-Southern quiet and steady;
white 55s571a; yellow 55a56; Western active
and steady mixed spot 53a53li; Sept 53a53 p;
year 46isa46s. Jan 4GAa46l2. Oats quiet and
unchanged. Rye firm at 59a61. Hsy dull;
prime to choice Western Sl6a16 80. Provisions
fairly active and steady. Coffee frmer; Rio car
goes fair 14s.al5. Whisky quiet at 81 26al 2S.
NEW YORK, Sept. Cotton steady; uplands
1Ols: Orleans 1923; futures steady. Flour
steady. Wheat active and fam. Corn steady.
Pork quiet and stronger at SIS 5Oa15 70. Lard
quiet $40 Is.
CHICAGO. Sept. 6, II g. Quotations Mt
! this hour are rs follows for September options:
Wheat SO; Corn ASS Oats 24ls; Pork STA 10;
Lard 80 rs short ribs SO 10.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Sept. Sat
Union stock yards to-day l16 Cattle were Of
fered IS of which were sold az follows: best t4a
4iac per ID good 3ais4c; medium 3Aa3 BE-
common 21Aa3c; % were Clipped to Baltimore.
| us Sheep and Lambs were offered, all of which
were sold az follows; old Sheep 3a4c per pound
Lambs 5a6lbc Cows and Calves brought S25a
40. Market for Cattle Slow for Sheep and Lambs
good.
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LOCAL MATTERS

hi. section threatening weather and rain,
.l.onsry tcmporsturc' except on the coast
;,.ftIy cooler eastcrly winds
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ST. job Ms ACADEMY
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Tie ffty-sixth annual session will begin on
Tuesday, September 4th, 1888, and continue until
June oath, 1859. The discipline is mi itary, and
the school is provided with new brcech- loading
rifles and ful! camp equipage, going into camp
usually at some watering place, every year There
arc three coarses-classicaI, scientific and COM
mercial-and the final examinations are under tho
direction of the Committee on L. cal Examinations
of the University Of Virginia. VoaruS, the new
international language, is tau ,ht in the CONNER
cial course. There are finer sets OF philosophical
instruments, chemical apparatus, cabinets of min
erals than many colleges possess, and the prnci-
pal is teacher of forty-one years experience
Within the past four years there have been cadets
from twenty States and Territories For cats-
logues apply to
RICHARD L. CARNE. A. NJ,
augT eotscp15 PRINCIPAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

THAT HACKING Cough can be SO quickly
cured by Shich's Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold by e. :. Lead beater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

m i9l ;cE REroRT-Last night WAS cool and clear
~ about y o'clock. when it became cloudy.
I'VE Ti was one prisoner at the station hous,.
=. -ag only case before the Mayor this morning
Ca. Nay OF James Clark coored, arrested by Off
a.. NeOGen and Brenoer, charged with stealing
,sn .' % brass from Mr. W. S. Moore. BE was
way 70 al for 30 dlvs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

;, SCHOOL PERMITS The clerk of the City
seaool Board to day issued 200 permits to
'V os chi to attend the public schools
- 40 10 boys and llS TO- girls, making 419 for
-. ,Ss Two days. This is an increase OF rs over
T 12s TWO corresponding days of last year.
81 ~ morrow permits to both white and color
81 Children will De issued.
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The goods fixtures snd good will Of the
MERCHANT TAILOR ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE LATE J. l.. GRIGG,
400 King street. ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Fine opening for practical man.
Address Mrs. N. V. GRIGG, 511 Cameron ST.,
Alexandria. Va. sep4 1w
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CHICAGO. Sept. 6. II a. M Quotations Il
this hour are as follows for September options
Wheat 3d. Corn As y; Oats 24i,s; Pork STA 10
Lard 80 IS short ribs SO 40
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ARLINGTON Institute

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
The next session will begin Thursday, scptem-
bed Goth, 1883.
A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG
CHILDREN, with Kindergarten Drill and Sing
ing, has been added, and will be under tho charge
of special toscher and entirely separate from the
Preparatory and Collegiate Departments.
Catalogues, stating terms. sc may be obtsincd
at French's bookstore or on application to
Miss REBECCA c. POWELL, Principal,
aug22 toct1 621 Duke street
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,, aae brick dwelling No. IA Prince street. the
SS,opefty Of Mr. W. N. McVeigh, offered for sale
I. =. NJ. K T. Lucas Yesterday evening, was bid in
?! the owner for 81 400 '''N'As' ''' -
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Opening of theP blicSchools.

The Clerk of the City School Board will be at
his office in Peabody Building for the purpose of
issuing permits for entering the Public Schools
which open on September Sd, as follows:
For white children-Monday and Tuesday, Sep
tember Sd and 18th, from 9 a. IN TO 2 D. M
For colored children-Wedncsday and Thars-
day, September 9th and 9Th from 0 II. m. to :.
p. IN.
On Friday, September !, from q. m. to = m ,
permits for whto and colored children will be is
sued.
These wishing to secnro seats for their children
will bring their city capitation tax receipts for
the year 1888. aug22 i'd
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NEW YORK, Sept. Cotton steady: upland:
10la: Orleans 1888 futures steady. Flour
steady. Wheat active and fam Corn steady
Pork quiet and stronger at $l5 5oa15 70. Lard
Gniet $40 is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

TIE FATNANCY DISASTER Those ofthe
wounded in the accident ut Fat Nancy
iieslle on he Virginia Midland Railroad, in
July, VINO remain at Charlottesville, are
1851 recovering, and in short time all Of
Them will have left for their homes. Mrs.
S'ocsafd was conveyed last week to her
nome IN Graham, n. c. w. N. Parrott,
lae mail clerk, who was dangerously in
lifed, has received s. 600 damages from the
Aasnd Company. Messrs John Q West,
Of WASHINGTON, d. c., aud j. S Walthall, Of
fincasile, Va, the other two mail clerks
% v. were also badly Injured, also received
NlVO damages each. Wishart Hunter, the
'cotchman, who was hurt, is said to have
received 5000 damages Mr. Langstow, Of
ja0sCa, whose arm was badly injured, has
u''nspded large damages which the railroad
company refuses to pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

BALTIMORE. Sept. 6-virginiss conso!i ated
40; past.due coupons :; d. 1o-4os 3oR; 90
new 3s G51, bid to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

PERSONAL Bishop Whittle is said to be
improving steadily.
Nj Herbert Baker and Miss Bridget Grill
" were married Tuesday night at st. Mary e
parsonage BY Rev Father O'Kane.
Mr. G.. H. Harlow and family have return
ed from plea ant visit to Atlantic City.
The Memphis Public Ledger says 'Mr.
Edward A Evans, the Signa Service oh
server ut this station, who succeeded the
popular D. T. Fianuery last April, hiss
proved 10 be most efficient officer, as we'll
as highly cul ured gentleman. He is a
Gtdit to this important service, and has won
the respect ard esteem OF sll who have met
him Mr.. Evans is son of Maj Z j.
Evans, of this city
Rev James /. Vance, who has been in
Bristol Tern, for the past month, has re
turned to the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

MIXED PICKLE and CHOW CHOW for sale
oct4 &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

XIJHOLE and GROUND SPICES, pure and
w fresh, for sale by
aug24 J. Z. MlLBURN-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

DIR BUCKLAND's SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE,
~ natures nerve tonic and brain food. in bot
ties, st 81 each, just received by
feb2O E. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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WHITE FISH, nice substitute for Msckerel,
w in half barrels and at retail cheap.
org02 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

CIsAL AND JUTE FODDER YARN just re.
y ceived at 32S King street, for sale wholesale
and retail by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-06

y1INEsT QUALITY SUGAR CURED HAMS
L BREAKFAST PIECES and SHOULDERS
for sale by riy2Ol J. C. MILBURN.
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brush, one bottle liquid and one of gold. Price
twenty-five cents For sale by
mh21 w F CREIGHTON & co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30
Department No. 4-Hutton, j.

Henry Bleecker admitted to practice,
on motion of Rusk Harris, Esq, and
presentation of certificate from the Law
Society of Upper Canada.
Gardiner vs.. Mathews-Ten days fur
ther time to defendant to answer.
Hudson VS.. Bovard-By consent
passed for session.
Chesebro VS.. Patrick-Demurrer to
complaint sustained ten days to answer.
Woodwork VS.. Wood-Motion of de-
fendant to dissolve attachment granted.
Term trial calendar for October session
for Departments 3 and will be called in
Department 4, Monday, October LIST,
Judges O'Melveny and Hutton, presid-
ing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30
A Corner Stone.

The corner stone of the A. M. E..
Church, on old Second and San Pedro
streets, will be laid to-day at 8 p. M. by
the ministers Of the city. The following
have been invited: D. r. S. Cantine, Dr.
Pendleton, DR.. E. Thompson, Rev. F. L.
Morrill,, DR.. Clinker, DIR. H. Cox, DR.. w.
B. Stradley, Rev. E. R. Brainerd, R. D.
Stevens, Rev. R. A. Mervine, DR.. Browne,
gramme is as follows At 2 AS singing by
the choir; at 3:15, prayer by DR.. Pendle-
ton; 3 20 collection taken by DR.. R. S.
CaDtine and F. L. Morrill,; 4, reading
and prayer by DR.. H. Cox; 10, address
by DR.. w. B. Stradley; 4 80, laying the
stone by DIR. E. Thompson, son of Bishop
Thompson prayer by Rev. R. A. Mer-
vine; benediction by E. R. Brainerd. J..
Allen, pastor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30
THE BELGIAN SOCIETY.
A Grand Fete to be Given To Day.
The PrOgramme.

The members of the Belgian Benefit
Society will hold high carnival at the
City Gardens to-day, the occasion being
the celebration of the first grand fete of
that organization. The programme is
announced as follows: After the intro
ductory overture at P. NJ, a few remarks
will be made by tie president of the day
M. A. Legeune, who will be followed by
the patriarch Mr.. j. L. Sainsevain, in
an address on the work of the society
Then comes the chant "La PatrouHe"
by the French-American Choral Society,
under the direction of Prof. A.
Buisseret. Then discourse by
the orator of the day, Consular
Agent Charles Raskin, music by the Or
chestra under the direction of Fred
Dohs, speech in English by Judge J..
D. Reymert, and the song, "L'Avenir," ,"
by the ladies of the ladies of the Choral
Society. At 3 O'Clock an oration will be
made by Mr.. A. Van der Maillen, dele
gate from San Francisco, and the liera-
ry exercises will conclude with the song,
"Le Combat Naual," by the Choral Soci-
ETY.. Sports of every description will
then occupy the time until 7 O'Clock,
when the prizes will be distributed, after
which there will be an interim Of one
hour, followed by grand ball. The fol-
lowing are the various committees of the
day:
On Reception-Mmes. Deutsch, Le-
jeune, Christians, Lambert, G Schneider,
s. Charlie, J. Charlie; Mile. Lejeune
MN. Lejeune, Ponet, Raskin, Christians
de Groote, j. Charlie aud Masquelier.
On Music-M.M.B Buisseret, Christians
Raskin
On Flowers-Mmes. Lambert, Chris.
tian; Miles. G.. Lejeune, J. Leplat.
On Games-M.M. L. Legrand, de
Groote, L. Charlie.
On Donations-Mme. Lejeune; Niles
R. Lejeune; MN. de Groote, Wilsel.
On Invitations-M.M Lejeune, Oakley,
Raskin.
On Refreshments - Nine. Massot
Mile. Deghorrain; MN. Christians,
Shoemaker, Massot, J. Leplat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30

pounds on the outside and six inch
pipe will stand a pressure of $4,000
pounds. Actual tests show that
an inside pressure of 14O to las
pounds to the inch can be
born, ard this is much more than the
iron tubing will stand that is now in use.
An order is now on the books Of the COM
pany from two large institutions for this
kind of pipe, to take the place OF the
ordinary cement pipe, which gives away
very quickly. The fire brick, which will
be made specially, will stand tests
which bricks of foreign manufacture
cannot equal. The fire clay found at
Elsinore is mixed with asbestos, also dis.
covered there, and the combination is
indestructible.
A VILLAGE.
Three months from now there will be
a small village at this spot, for the com
pany will employ 100 men, and as mar
ried men will be given the preference,
this means population of about 500
To accommodate these, the company
will erect on ten acres of ground many
cottages, and these in turn will draw
stores and other buildings, including
school and church, so that this will be
the busiest part Of the country in a
very short time. The works will be
run night and day, and even then it is
expected that the demand will not be
supplied and that in the course of short
time additions will have to be made with
a view of manufacturing pressed brick,
terra Gotta, tiles and all sorts of building
materials for which the proper clay is
obtained at Elsinore. The pipe works
alone will consume fifty tons of clay a
day, and when the other branches are
added it is expected that the works will
spread over ten acres and the amount of
clay used will be tremendous. Messrs.
Cherry, Moran, DAILY and others who
have promoted this enterprise will well
come large crowd on the opening day,
which will be announced hereafter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30
Steamer Departures.

The following passengers left yesterday
on the steamer City Of Pueblo, on an
excursion trip, for San Francisco: Mrs.
B. Eisen, W. J. Healey,B. Wilson, E. L.
Heath, W. r. Mathews, F. Holcomb, F.
Curler. J. Bastheim, w. T. Anthony, P.
F. Kurze, A. Lapiere, A. Heyl, M. B.
Helton, Miss F. Mccullough, Mrs. Reta
Gardner, Mrs. M. LeMare and two
children, l.. Lundberg, r. Mobbs, Mrs.
R. Mobbs, G.. Allen and wife, Mrs. M.
E. Starkweather, George Groub, Alex.
Wolf and wife, l.. Kramer, G. B. Le.
becda, F. w. Pilsey, 7. N. Shorb, JOS
Lixson, Miss A. Marcellus, Mrs. F. P.
Marcellus, Joseph Lee and con, and three
in the steerage.
For Santa Barbara-J. Fossett, G. H.
Munson and wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30
FIRE MATTERS.
Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Meeting.

business transacted at Yesterdays
Meeting.
The Board of Fire Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon in Mayor Workman's
Office, the Mayor in the chair.
The petition of T. D. Anderson and
others, protesting against the erection OF
planning mill on Eighth street and
Grand avenue, was granted.
1t was decided to recommend to the
Council that contract be drawn with r.
Molony for two 2.wheeled hose carts, to
cost $4OO each.
The purchase of about $75 worth of
materials for the department.
An objection to the bay-window front
of building on First street as referred
to Chief Moriarty.
The following men were appointed to
the Temple street engine-house John
Hughes, engineer; H. G. Gray, driver ;
Chas. A. Goff, driver hose-cart; H. S.
Walton, foreman; s. J. Doster, Henry
Augustin, w. L. Register, j. M. Shields,
August II. Schoneman and w. E. Mar
tin, callmen. w. G. Teichmann was ap-
pointed callman at engine-house No. 4.
1t was decided to recommend that the
Council purchase forty-nine poles at "a
each.
A resolution prohibiting firemen from
keeping their families in the engine
houses was adopted.
The Board set Tuesday for the examin-
alton of horses which will be purchased
for the department. Those who have
offered horses are requested to have
them on hand at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.