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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-07
SHORT TELEGRAMS.

OTTowA, July 6-Bishop Latieche Of
Three Rivers, Quebec. has suspended the
j, suits from religious minislratons in
his diocese. The step is taken on nc
count of the Jesuits having in number
of instances influenced dying Catholics
to change their wills in favor OF the
Josui :
PTTrsBuRO, Pa, JulG 6-lnhuential
representatives OF the druggists and the
nix and lemonade dealers and fruit
stand proptietors Of this city have ei-
fecled an organization, the object Of
which is to make parts Of the "blue law
of 1894 so obnoxious that the objec.
tionablc parts will be legislated out OF ex-
istcnce.
BELGRADE, July 6-Tne Ecclesiastical
SYNOD has annulled the marriage Of
King of Milan and Queen Natalie.
CHICAGO, July G.--The storms through
CIT Iowa Wednesday proved much more
serious than was at first supposed.
Great damage has been done 10 all the
growing crops many houses have been
struck by lightning, railroad tracks
washed away and telegraphic communi-
cation interiered with. Only one death
has been reported.
LoNDoN, July -Adyices received at
queenstown report that the wreck of a
large wooden vessel, believed To be the
American ship Farragut, Vas passed re-
Gently $50 miles from Calcutta. The
Farragat lift Calcutta January Goth for
New York
LONDON, July 0.-The Pan Presbyterian
council has accepted an invitation to hold
its next meeting at Toronto, Ontario.
LoNpoS, July Sat a mercantile con.
ference at Birmingham yesterday com.
mittee was appointed to investigate and
report on the scheme for ship cana
from Liverpool to Birmingham.
LONDON, July 6-The international
Law Congress will meet at Lausanne Oh
September !.
MOUNT HOLLY, n. j., July Gas d
coal train en- route for Monmouth June
ton last evening was passing through
the village of Dayton it was struck by 3
cyclone and Conductor John Dyer Of
Trenton, aud 1.-TWO of the train men weIt
blown from the cars and fatally hurt.
DUBLIN. July 6.-Mr. Leamy has beer
elected to fill the vacancy in the House
Of Commons for South Sligo. caused by
the resignation OF Mr. Kennedy. He Wa,
unOpposed.
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LOCAL NOTES.

II seems that the last words uttered by
August Reiley, who was killed by Heze-
l.iah Saunders on the night OF the Fourth,
were: "iez Saunders shot me y
And the Coroner replied: "He hez."
The third of the summer air concerts
win he given this evening at 8 o'clock,
at Libby Hill A fine programme has
leen arranged
Governor Lee yesterday returned to
he city from Baltimore where he had
leen in attendance Oh the Democratic
Club League. The Governor Is very
popular wherever he goes, and had to
Iun the gauntlet of numerous festive
occasions and speech making.
The funeral of Mrs Annie II. lmboden,
wife os General John d. Imboden, took
place Yesterday afternoon from ST. Paufs
church at 8 o'clock The church was
filed with relatives and friends Of the
deceased and her husband. General I'm
oden has the sympathy of all who know
Linn in his afflclion.
Yesterday morning in front Of the
Police Courtroom Martha Cooper and
Anna Brown, two cOlOred women, had a
fight and both were arrested. Policeman
Eerse and Police Court Bailiif took them
in charge and lodged both in the First
police station.
The funeral Of Gus Reilcy, the colored
man who was killed Wednesday night
hy Hezekiah Saunders, took place this
morning at + o'clock rom his late resi-
dence, No. ii North Twenty first street.
!, was well attended Rev. 7. Harris
dictated, and the remains were inferred
NJ Ham cemetery.
Mayor Ellyson has returned to the city
rom Baltimore.
Mr.. John Bell Bigger, the popular
lerk of the House of Delegates, was III
rhe city yesterday, looking well ami
hearty.
Lee Camp held its regular weekly meet
ing last night, but all that was done out
side of regular routine work. was TO make
preliminary arrangements for an excur-
ION during the summer either to The
mountains or the scashOre.
ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal church,
Eroad street between Twenty.fourth
and Tweniv.fifth Rev. Lewis W. Bur
ton, rector. Sunday school, 9:lj am {;
services and sermons, II am. and SPIN.
Weddel Memorial chapel, Denny
street. Fulton. Rev Pike Powers, ID,
minister. sunday school, 3 p nj service
and sermon, Ais pm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Events OF INTEREST BY
MAIL AND WIRE
Proceedings of fCOrgress-Parnell Excited.
Train Wrecked - Frederick's Disease.
brewers Strike Off-Base-Ball-Forei
News and Short kilograms.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The Speaker
PRO TEN laid before the House to-day a
message from the President, returning,
without his approval, the bill granting a
pension to Julia Welsh also communi
cation from the lighthouse board rela-
tive 10 the inadequacy of the apprOp:ia
ton for light house service In the sundry
civil appropriation bill
VIZ. Hatch of Missouri presented the
report of the conferees on the agricul
tural bill to the effect that they had
reached an agreement upon all points OF
difference except The Senate amendment
approprating $100. 900 for sorghum
sugar experiments. The report was
adopted, and the conferees Were directed
to insist upon their disagreement to this
amendment.
The regular order was demanded, being
al aye and no vote on the passage OF the
Indignant forfeiture bill, and the vote
as taken, resulting ayes III, noesS SO
the bill was passed.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the tariff bill, the pend
ing paragraph being that relating to iron
or steel railway fish plates Of splice bars.
Mr.. Buchanan's motion TO strike on,
the paragraph was rejected.
Mr.. Bayne (PennsyIvanis) made sim
lar motion with respect to the para
graph relating 10 spikes, horseshoes, etc,
stating that the revenue derived from This
source asst year was but so.
The motion was lost. The reading %
the bill then progressed rapidly, motions
made on the Republican side to strike
out many of the paragraphs being re
jected generally without division and
tn little debate.
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STRIKE or
Cincinnati Brewers Decide to stop the
Fight.


Fight.
CINCISNATI. July G.-Brewers' Union
No. u, AT its meeting to-day, decided To
declare its strike off The relief fund has
b, come 50 low that the hundred strikers
who had remained true 10 the union only
received 81 80 each last week. Between
200 and 300 members, forced 10y dire ne
c. ssity, have applied for and obtained
work in pool breweries. To prevent the
union from going to pieces it was re-
solved to day 10 reinstate these men,
though they had been suspended for de-
serling the cause.
The union had attempted in every way
to break the pool, but did not succeed
further than TO establish the Banner
brewery, as they found the opposition too
strong. The boycott against pool beer
bv the Central Labor Union will be con-
tinued, and public meeting will he held
tomorrow night at Lincoln Park, with
speeches by well-known labor leaders
" no are opposed TO the pool and its mo
nopoly.
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What laDsus yeHnde would | have
male had written dear old TINES, for
b sides The reflection on your gallant edi-
toria staff, might have dritted into a
rhapsody of the Aud Lang Syne, when
this deliphtful place was favorite sum
mer home. | might have been beguiled
into many a tale of the sisid old mamas
and pspas of to-day, who here first heard
and told their tale of love. might have
drawn from the cells of memory sum-
mer during the late onpeasaniness "
" ben in spite of blackberry tea and brown
sugar at breakfast, and sorghum pudding
al dinner, We assembled company,
where wit and badinage and repartee
played batiledoor and shuttlecock
game, and choice spirits kept up flow
OF enjoyment, and " here the only quarrel
was our chronic joke as to whether
General Starvation outranked Gener-
al Debility"
The hotel and cottages have survived the
wreck of war, and in true reconstructed
spirit are forgetting the past and put
ting on their best colors to win Joy and
nrOsperity. he thrift and cleanliness
of the place is an ever refreshing sight,
and the constant march of improvement
promises 10 bring perfect success, not
only TO the proprietor but TO the visitor
rs well.
The cool month of June has made our
Richmond friends loiter at home and
W bile we number over one hundred
guests our scity is as yet spaTsely repre-
sented But when they hear that the
band of eight pieces is due on the 10th,
that every mail brings orders for
secured rooms, feel sure they
cannot much longer stay away.
We are only waiting for them
to have lots of news to tell you of
germans, fancy balls, and all kinds Of fun
and frolic. Colonel Peyion, our far-famed
proprietor, has around him most envi-
able corps OF efficient, courteous aids, and
to have one of his dinners placed before
YOU is enough it tells more than my poor
pen could ever do.
The loveliest little Shetland ponies are
waiting for the boys and girls, the pistol
gallery for any on "murderous thoughts
intent" while ten-pins, whist partners,
and sweet-toned instruments WOO those
of quieter tastes ind years. SO send us
up some Of those who brighten our Rich
mond winters. and ] will let you be the
first to hear all they do and say
"OLD LADY"
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Cow Thief Jailed.

The case of Temple Dickerson, alias
James Jones, the colored man who stole
last Sunday night from DIR. Hanks Il
milch COW, will be tried to-day before
Sauires Vincent and CHM al fIenrlco
County Courthouse. The thief and the
cow were found together at the house of
the former near Bottom Bridge, on the
Nine Mile road The thief was brought
to the Jail last Monday evening by Har-
rls, colored man, who turned him over
to the county sherifi's deputy.
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Police Notes.

The proceedings at the Police Court
Yesterday were quickly dispatched. The
court was in session hearing Common
ycalth's cases only about an hour
There were two cases where men under
The influence OF liquor were charged with
heating women The first case was that
Of John Gordon (colorod), who was
charged with beating his wife, Catherine
Gordon
The next case was that OF John Hob.
s,n (cOlOrcd), who became dissatisfied
with the relationships he had formerly
held with bis companion in arms, which
resulted in his heating her quite sOundly
lie was fined so and costs.
Il Is the rule with Police Justice Crutch-
field to fine every man who strikes wo
man $40 lie believes that the man who
strikes a woman, save in kindness, Is q
oward All such cases whenever
drought tefore him will he treated ac-
rording to the limit of the law.
Richard Davis and W. T. Bartlett,
charged with being disOrderly, drunk.
and threatening to kill W u. Godsey,
and creating disturbance TO the annoy
ence Of the neighborhOOd, were fined
aoh s. and costs
John Moss (colorcd) stole $3.50 in r
rency and sundry clothing from Lula
Books. He was given 80 days in Jail
Mary Filzhugh got drunk and became
disorderly She was fined 50 She paid
il and went away.
Bette Jones stole from the person OF
James T. Booker twenty. five cents. She
iook it out of his pocket. She will board
for term of fifteen days wilh Sergeant
Carter.
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Circus Train Wrecked.

FALL RIVER. MASS, July Cone of
two sections of Forepaugb's circus trans
posiston train bound for Newport was
wrecked south Of the dark tunnel under
Central street at ? O'clock this morning.
1t consisted of the stable and sleeping
cars and care stats The third car left
tie track. deraiing the three following
cars, which piled on top of one another
IN great confusion Three men were in
the third ear, two of whom were injured.
Dandy" trick horse, was killed. \
slal ion formerly owned by Robert Stick
ney, the bareback rider, and the racing
team were so badly hurt they were shot.
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FREDERTCK'S DISEASE.
Even IL Cancer He Would Have Been
Emperor.

BERLIN, July The Munich AHgs-
meme Zeitung says: The report of Drs.
Bergman aud Gebhardt on the malady
OF the late Emperor Frederick may in
terest the medical profession, but it can
have absolutely no political significance,
as the allegation thar Emperor Frederick
could not have reigned If the existence
of cancer had been proved ia without
legal foundation. Several papers de-
nounce as forgery the letter which
complied Herr Won Puttkamer 10 resign,
and assert that it was written by lib
eral, whose writing has been identified.
They admit, however, that the letter was
signed by Frederick
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tair Trade I'm Chickens.

Let US see.
Two women had thirty chickens each,
which they took 10 market They agreed
TO divide equally the proceeds of their
sales
One sold her chick ems two for a 1oller,
getting for the thirty chickens, $l5.
The other sold hers three for dollar,
getting for her thirty chickens, $40.
This made s25 realized for the sixty
chickens
The merchant called on to divide the
money, said
You sold your tnrtv chickens 2 for
81, and you sold your 30 chickens for
81 That makes 80 chickens at the rate
of for 81 Well, 3 into so goes ~
times-twice ~ is "a That makes f24
your chickens have brought"
But, as shown above. the women actui-
ally had S25 in pocket. And yet the
merchants figures were right
Do figures lie c;-Aaanta Constitution.
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THE OLD BOYs AT HAMPTON.
Their Reunion Next Tuesday

The Old Boys Of Hampton Academy
will have reunion at ArmOry Fall,
Hampton, next Tuesday, the l0th inst.
Colonel John b. Cary will preside, and
the following ia the order of exercises,
which will begin at II am:
Music. /. Address of Welcome, Col
onel Thomas Tabb, Hampton, Va. Mu.
Sic .. Response, Hon. W. T. X. Bel,
.,orth Carolina Music. 3. Address,
Captain W Gordon McCabe, Petersburg,
Va. Music Poem, -. D Song,
Captain Frank Cunningham, Richmond,
Va. Music.
There will he banquet at Barnes
Hotel at pm. B. F. Iludeins, Il. VI.
Booker, A : Segar. II. c. Whiting, NJ
Culbach, J j. Barnes. Z. A. Semple are
the committee of arrangements
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CONCERT.

JARDELLA'S BAND.-THIRD SA.
i CRED CONCERT ON THE STEAMER
ARIEL, SUNDAY. July sTH. Tickets. round
trip, s0c.; children, 25c. street-car ticket
) sivcn TO every patron.
steamer / aves wharf S3D O'Clock sharp.
Stops az City Point half an hour.
KEFR sHMENTS under new manage
ment aud IN greater variety rs foiiows: Sand-
wiches, all kinds. &C.: saltwater Ginger Ale.
Lemonade, etc, &c; Ice-C Cream. l0c. All other
refreshments strictly city prices. l1y'-st
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HIGH OLD TIME.
How Springfield Missouri Celebrated the
Fourth.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, July 8 Reports
just getting here from the back counties
Indicate that the 4th of July was cele-
brated In typical border style. AT Marsh
field party of drunken farmers engaged
in a free-for.all fight. There were six OF
them, and but one is left to tell the tale
the others being dead or badly hurt. Al
Walnut Grove. Will Merritt and John
Claypole got drunk in livery stable
One bottle of beer was left, and with this
Claypole knocked Merritt down under
the horses heels, where he WAS kicked 10
death. At Hailville, Dan Mitchell stab
bed w. Scott fatally.
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Mussen, and Mitchell.
There was little done beyond organi
zation.
WATER.
This committee met at S:30 and was in
session until 1890 o'clock. Mr.. Joseph
t. Dickcrson was elected chairman, and
Mr. f +. Davis was elected Assistant
SUPERINTENDENT unanimously.
The Assistant Superintendent Of the
pump house WAS laid over until next
meeting.
Mr. NJ. L. Baker was re elected Super
ia;endent of Marshall Reservoir, and
Mr. Humphrey Calder was re elected
superintendent of the New Reservoir.
= he rules of the late committee were
adopted.
A tour Of inspection was ordered to be
fixed by the committee.
MORE COMMITTEES TO-DAY.
The following committees will meet to-
day at the places and hours named
Yire al o am. in the Council Chamber
Schools at 10 IN. i'm the Council Cham
her.
Police in the Council Chamber at II
am.
Claims and Salaries in the Council
Chamber at II IN
Grounds and Buildings in the City
Engineers Office at 1890 pm. to-day.
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Y. VI. &. A. Meeting.

Two young men will make short al
dresses at the mems meeting to be held
In the Young Mems .Chrslisn Assoca-
ton gymnasium 10 morrow at 3 pm.
The meeting on last Sunday was well
attended, and the singing especially at
tractive. The temperature in the hall is
twelve degrees lower than on the street
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THE AMERICAN PARTY.
California Delegates to the National Con
vention.

SAN Francisco, July 8-At yester-
days session of the American party the
delegates at large 10 the National Con-
vcntIon were elected as follows =. ID.
Wigginton, Frank N. Piyley, Victor j.
Robertson, ana Alfred Daggett. District
delegates were also elected. p ID. Wig
ginton and Frank NJ. Pixley, the latter Ell
tor of the ArgOnaut, were chosen as eec.
itors AT the close of the nominations a
resolution was adopted pledging the sup
port OF the convention TO Abram 5.
Hewitt of New York, if he will accept,
the nomination for the office of Presi.
dent. Tue platform was then introduced
and adopted, it being materially the same
as that adopted two years ago. Adj
iourned sine die.
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Lawn Party.

The Ladies AuSiiiary Society of the
Soldiers Home, Mrs. ! l.. Phillips chair
AN, will have "a lawn party al the home
on Thursday and Friday evening next
for The benefit OF the Confederate veter.
ans. 1t will be Il PHEASANT affair and will
NJ doubt be largely patronized.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
WANTS.
EXCURSIONS.
WARWICK PARK.
GONDOLA CHIMBORAzo.A,

doNDoLA cHTMBoRAzon.
Leaves her wharf daily le,ccp, Sun - 4,
sU am. 2aS' and SEQ pm. Retenser \
leaves Warwick Park at lis. a4s. sls pm.
on SUNDAYS leaves Richmond at loan.
i;O' 400, and eco pm. Re,usaing. leaves War.
wick Park at Ills am. s:a5. SIS md 7:qo DIM
Fare, ljc. each way. Round trip. s5c.: ehil.
dren under years free
Beating. sailing, fishing, and bathing. RI.
freshments served at city prices. a.
Inc company reserves tn" right to hol,
the grounds for private rars. ,tS,
Special or -operatiycan.n,oo,.s , on tne , lols
TUOv.s ! west OF Petersburg
train instead.
- North Ninth s,.o X. ". SULLl,
'' '''e' SUPERINTENDENT.
+my@3m ID. MYERS,
----------- -iperintendent
LEWIS GINTER cengei Agent.
Tap q
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Pure lee Cream.

Hard-frozen cream, made fresh daily
of rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by ID. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets. Fine cakes, candies.
and frdits. Special rates to parties OIL.
dering for pic-nics excursions, etc, In
the city cOuntry,or. Telephone
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ings Court and present the petition.

tings Court and present the petition.
A temperance rally will be held at Old
Market Hall Sunday next at $3.50 o'clock
MIR. George w Calef Of Boston. Mass,
will address the meeting Mr.. Csleff is
stopping in the city for few DAYS. being
on his way to Florida. He has travelled
through Europe in the interest Of the
temperance cause.
A free and cordial welcome Is extended
to all.
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Editor 10 new rep0rter)-Have you
written ouI the sIcighing carnival
RepOrier-Yes, sir here it IL.
Editor (perusing MS)-Why, how is
this You use the term of horses"
here.
keporier-Yes, sir | fancy there
could not be much of Il sleighing carnival
without horses
Editor (severely)-So well regulated
newspaper uses the term "horses." You
must speak of the noble animals as
"equines,' sir Remember this In the
future
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Iardela's band will give another grand
sacred concer!, the third of the series, on
The Ariel tomorrow afternoon. The
s.eamer will leave her wharf at $50
o'clock sharp Temperance refr shmenis
~ III be sold at city prices. An excellent
programme will be rendered
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WAsHISGToN. July 6 AT o'clock last
ght Gelera iSheridan's physicians issued
,le following bulletin from the Delaware
Breakwater General Sheridan has
passed nm entirely uneventful day, gain
iug slowly but steadily in all respects
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The Tempersnce Men.

Last night an informal meeting was
held OF the temperance leaders. They
did not decide upon the date on which
they would call on the Judge of the Hus-
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Sudden Death.

Eliza Miller (cOloredD about 50 years Of
age, fell dead Yesterday morning in an al
ley between First and Second and Clay
and Leigh streets. Coroner Taylor view .
ed the remains and decided that her death
was caused by heart disease.
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Hase-Bdll.

The following was the result OF the
League games played yesterday
Pittsburgs. 3: WashingtOns,
.ndianapoiis, 8 Philadelph;as, 10
The other League clubs had no game
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SUMMER RESORTS.


WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
Va, are now open. The ost delightful swim
ming pool on the Continent specific FOR
RHEUMATISM, GOUT. SCIATICA. and
kindred diseases. iDfaiib.e remedy for DYs-
PEPSlA. Pamphlets Of Purcell, Ladd Co..
or the Proprietor. Send postal.
JOHN l.. EUBANK,
6jc5-im Proprietor
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One Way of Figuring.

An enthusiastic Cleveland man thus
figures out in the New York World how
Cleveland will win:
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CITY OFFICIALS
BIO BATCH ELECTED AA'
NIGH7.

Ncetiur of Number oi the We" '""'
,n,,,ees- Organization Effected mn"
Nucb Work pi-patched-Anothe Long
I,st of Meetings set for To-Day
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As announced Yesterday, number OF
the committees of the new Council me,
last night 10 perfect organ'2a'loh ana
elec, number of officers. The following
Is an account OF their action
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TIE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
The summer Arcadia In the Blue Noun
tains.
Editor Times

RoCKBRIpGE ALUM SPRINGS, I
July 9TH, 1888. J
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lor, Williams, Davis, l. W. Carter, Moore,
Mussen, and Mitchell
There was little done beyond organi
zation.
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All of the members of this committee
were present, and Mr. McGlinn was made
chairman The following officers were
elected: First Assistant Gas Inspector,
Mr.. John II. Knowles Assistant luspec
tors, Henry G. Miller, Joseph H. Badkins.
w. II. Wood, William $. Davis
The committee will meet In the Coun
Gil chamber on the third Thursday OF
this month and every succeeding third
Thursday thereafter
FIRE
This committee met last night In the
room OF the Chief of the Fire Depart
mept There were present Messrs. Tay