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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

In the Circuit Court Of Culpeper on Satur-
day the case of Wood, of this city, vs.. the r.
& d r. R, a auit for damages, was continued
till the September term.
The steamer Despatch, with President
Harrison on board, passed up the river this
morning. boat was sent ashore here and
a telegram sent to Washington announcing
the return of the President.
On Saturday evening little scrimmage occurred
on north Royhl street between two well known
citizens in which, however, mutual friend. who
attempted TO act as peacemakor, was the only one
who received blow.
The lady managers of the Christ Church lawn
party sro requested to meet at the residence Of
Mrs. IS. Greene, on north Washington street.
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Several colorcd persons were bspt'zsd in tho
river oil Battery Rodgers carly yesterday evening
An adjourned meeting of the City School Board
will be held tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09
DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, J
CORNER 18th and E STREETS N. W,
WASHINGTON, D. c. J
Monday, June 9, 1890.

Monday, June 9, 1890.
ATTRACTIONS IN OUR SILK
DEPARTMENT.-We have just
received a new line of Checked
French Surahs, in combinations Of
old Rose. and. white, Nayy.and. Car
dinal, Sappho and-Salmon, and Gar
net-and-Salmon, which we are Of
fering at the exceedingly low price
of SOC per yard
We have added to our stock of
soc. China Silks some light ground
effects and Pefsian designs. These
will no doubt receive favorable
criticism Only SOC per yard.
24-inch Ivory Shanghai Silk.
Only Coo per yard.
2O-inch Fancy Striped Surah and
Armure Only Coo per yard.
23.inch Heavy Black Canton
Silk, French dye. Only 75c per
yard.
2O.inch Heavy Black Surah, pure
dye. Only 75c per yard.
2S-inch Black japanese Silk,
French dye. Only 81 per yard.
First floor anne1.)
Summer Draperies Reduced
Our stock of 40-inch Summer Drap-
cries is too large; hence the follow
ing extraordinary reduction: They
are excellent new goods and have
been selling for lOc. per yard. To-
day they 60 on sale at 7c.
First foor.)
Two reductions in the Bingham
Departmental order to close out
several odds and ends of Ginghams
we have reduced about 1000 pieces
from l0c and 12ac to Sc per yard.
These are in attractive Stripes,
Checks, sc.
SO pieces of fine American Chal-
lies; all cotton, soft finish; bright
and fast colors. Reduced to 7c
per yard
We are also Offering with the
above about 80 pieces Extra Fine
Zephyr Ginghams, in Green and
Brown, with fancy borders. Only
Sc per yard.
Second Aoor.)
n@ Goods delivered in Alex
andria.
WooDWA & IoTHRoP,
CORNER 18th AND F STREETS NV,
WASHINGTON, d C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. June 9-Tho stock market opened
this morning with moderate volume OF business.
First prices were generally from 1s to y per ct.
higher than last evenings final prices. Sigh.
further gains were scored in some cases, but con-
siderable pressure to sell appeared aud the entire
list moved off, Lato in the hour the market raj
lied and in many cases rc3ained tho early losses.
At II o'clock the market was quiet but firm at
but slight changes from the opening prices.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Virginia 6s consolidated
53bt5l 10-40s :; do IS =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

eET-Too.-Two young men of this city had
li.se misupderstandipg on Saturday ever
pared 10 co.. venient spot in Fairfax cour-
ty VII re they had "set-:oo," in which one
sustained several knock downs, but neither
was much hurt. After the mill all returned
to the city 10 the same carriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

DEATH OF a FORMER ALBXANDRIAN.-
Mr.. Henry Stabler, formerly of this CITY,
died at his home. near Sandy Spring, Mo-,
on Saturday evening, IF er a long illness,
eyed ~ years. Mr. Staoler was a son OF
the late Edward Stabler and was the last Of
family of twelve-seven sons and iVe
daughters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09
LEGAL.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" No. 102 south Fairfax street,
AlexsndIia, Va, June 7th, 1890

Aexandila, Va, June |th, 1ooo
A. c. Gecn ct al.
VS.. In chancery
The National Press Brick Co. ct al.
This is to give notice that l have fixed upon
THORsDAY, thu nineteenth day of Juno, at 10
O'Clock a m, at my said office, as the time and
place when and where shall prtceed to execute
the vacation decree rendered by the Judge of the
Circuit Court Of the county of Alexandria on the
18th day of May, 1890, in the chencory suit of
a. c. Gcen ct al , compliments, against tho Ma
tional Press Brick Co. ct ais, defendants where
by am required to ascertain and report the num-
Der, priority and amount of the liens upon the
property of the National Press Brick Co. and
such other matters as may be necessary TO ascer-
tain the proper distribution of the sum Of IS, 00O
no V in tho hands of Morgan II. Beach, trustee, to
the credit of said cause; at which time and plac3
al parties Interested having lions, required
to attend.
Given under my hand, as special Commissioner
in Chancery OF said Court the day and year first
aforesaid. JAMES &. CATION,
js9 I'd Special Commissioner,
A T THE request of firm Of lawyers in Mime
"A sofa, ask the heirs or devisees of HOWARD
LINDSLEY, dccd and of DR.. OWEN P. MARSH /,
decd, TO put themselves in communication with
NO. GEORGE A. Nj USHBACH,
jed lot 100 north Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

Coed TEMPLARs DELEGATIONS from Co
lun hia. Independent and Egg lodges,
CT Washington, will visit Golden Light
Lodge tomorrow night. A good programme
is expected from the visitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

Tho Floar markets arc without new features,
and tho demand is fair at current prices. Be-
coipts of Wheat are so small and tho condition of
the offerings SO mixed that it is hard to give an
accurate report as to figures; we note range OF
from GO to So, but sales at the extreme quota
tions can only be msdc of choice longberry. Corn
42a44 Rye 40a4S Oats 3ia37. Eggs, Butter
and other produce arc without q1otsbc change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

DEAD -Mrs Sadie Mankip, wife of Capt.
Charles Mankin, of the Midland railroad,
died yesterday at her residence on Patrick
street. She was we'll end favorably known
and leaves husband and seven children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 9.

ror this section fair weather, followed in tho
go tern portion Of vrgi ala by light rain; waf.er'
a,,isble winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

YEsTERDAY.-The temperature yesterday
was delightfully."- cool while the sun shohe
brightly perfect day for out of door recre-
alion, which was INDUCED in by many even
though 1t was Sunday. The churches were
all we'll attended and many persons we're on
the streets, throughout the day. The beats
and ,rsins brought many visitors 10 the city.
while the cxcuraicn steamers which passed
here carried many persons 10 the river
resorts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

FIRES The alarm OF fire about o'clock
yesterday evening WAS caused by the burn
ing OF a small frame house on the east side
of Patrick street, between Princess and
Orouoco, occupied by colored woman
named Mary Thomas.
A tenement house belonging to MIR. ]. W.
Roberts, st Cameron Mills, in Fairfax coun-
ty, near This city, and occupied by two OF
the mill hands, Riston and Nj Miller
caught fire yesterday and was entirely con-
sumed. The house was insured in the Faii
fax Muua! Company for $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

ANOTHER CHARTER -Judge Norton to
day granted q charter to the Mets'-Clad
Bnldiag Company. The purposes of the
company are to engage in the msnufacture,
sale, sc, OF msteriais for building also the
building of ali classes of houses, and eapeci-
ally the manufacture of patent metal panels
for building houses. The principal office is to
be in THE cry end Mr.. E J Evsna is named
SIS tina agent, The capital stock is to be
5000 coo divided into shares OF 500 each
The president Of the company is Thomas G.
Loug aud the direc,srs are ell of Washington
aud NoT York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

a FUNERAL WITHOUT A GRAvE.-A col
ored woman named Washington, living In
the southern portion of the city, died last
week, and her remains were yesterday efier-
noon followed to Penny Hill bnrying grounG
by society OF which the deceased had
heen q member, together with large
c oyd of relatives ard friends. Upon az
riying at their objective point the crowd
was much disappointsJ to fud that Mother
Eartf, through some misunderstanding, mad
not been opened to recelVe the body. &
saar,tiYing delay 10 the proceedings follow
ed while waiting the appearance oil the
grave digger, who, about an h"ur later
came In the rescue. The crowd which had
followed the remaips TO the cemetary In the
meantime had scattered and left ooy the
relatives of the deceased watching the co..
10. A lowly bed was subsequently, narrow
ed ont for the reception of the corpse, az q
The rites o! seputure we're proceeded with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

Personal Miss LIZ Wheatley, OF this
ci.p, is visiting her relative, W NJ BAggett,
ESD, ct Manchester
MIR. John W. Burke, who sustained severe
injuries AZ being thrown from bis horse
about month ago, s abs 10 be ont sgair.
Messrs. A II. Johnson, J. a Hun
Ter aud Allied Waiter. who were injured
ia the Ohio River Railway accident on
Thursday last, have been brought to their
homes il Baltimore and are doing wall.
The condition Of Mr.. Peyton Balenger,
who has been quite i'll fer the past few days,
IL not so favorable to-day.
Mr. A W. Armstrong is cat again after
quite severe illness.
Mr.. John Stephenson was taken suddenly
i'll in Washington yesterday and had to be
brought TO his bone in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09
AUCTION SALES.
By Z. T. Luoas. Auction.

By f. T. Lucas, Auctionoer.
A UCTION SALE
ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE CAR
PETS RUGS, &c, SC.
On THURSDAY, Juno 12th, 1890, at No. 202
north Washington street Corner Cameron street,,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, will be sold at
public auction fine collection of rare Antique
ana Modern Furniture Fine Carpets. Rugs, Brio
a-Brac, Vases China, etc, etc.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
ieo 3s R.T. LUCAS, for owner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

INCLUSION. morrow afternoon and
evening the nsw steamer Charles Macalis-
ter Will leave the foot of Prince street ct
2:45 and 6:45 p. M. for Marshall Hall with
Washington Lodge of "Elks" who are pro
verbal for their coDsenality, and invite
their friends from this city to join them. A
grand vocal and instrumental concert will
be given on the boat ana grounds By eadiog
at SIS of Msshirrtnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

F,1R CLOSES. The fair for the bere6a Vi
p ,tnboue Division. .. r X. OF P, closed at
a,,,,ory Hall on Saturday night. The To-
1.a.Ioo shows the result of the voting:
- = gineer's pin Edward O'Bcien. 5; Jae.
ms > James A. Stewart. 224.
Ciaod Templsr's pin: Wa. Hayden. To- !;
A-fby aden, IL
K X. Of ua.form + J T'hvers, 3S4 !;
w Barden. 24l
Iady's gold watch: Annie Evans, $40; 40.
ME PJss, Az! Vlrgie Bnffey, 10
Ra,, ba is and bat- Sons of Rs1t, 6; Rag
p,exers ); Independents 5; Il & D. r r.
pa psat Chancelloe's j vel e r. Bower, 10
R.chaoite's pic: q. " Crurnp, l53; Geo.
if sorss,e5-s pm: W. 4 Sutton, 3a5; VIM.
&c < ofP nin:J W Ksn. 45! u. a s;hriv-
enrr. l2SS Feed b ker 81
- X lights charr: Edward Keene, 81;
NJ r. Norria, 1871 Wa'ter Copp, 139; Samuel
It. Harper, ).
o. r. II. pip Wm Simpson, 10; James
Lash. ) Wm. Scott, As; Il. Q. Mahoney. 81.
10 0. 2. pin: Edward Mesde. 1454 (;
Wm. Glasgow, 81; Henry Nails, 70
7. O. II. piu zines F Hall, 125! Julian
Simpson, 10
NM vote was ANNOUNCED apd he articles
2;s.rioutei TO the successful Candidates by
X! Nreh, Lieut. l. Marbafy
itls understood tLat about $500 was made
~ ne fsic--e sum which faily met tha ex-
nee afioas of De committee To charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

CONVICTED -Et~art: Windsor, recently
arrested in Baltimore, vas convicted in the
Circuit Court of K,0e George county last
week of the robbery Of [, store of w liam
Johas5n, a. t-a'.,,isi' "cin., and sentenced
10 lit ea ;safa il lie p nllentiary. Ell
"atd Sm!th was e.! On he same char
snd acqu'''nl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

p8LIcg REPORT. Last nisas va clear
and cool with three prisoners eDd one iodE-
rr at Tho station house.
The Mayo, this moraing dispoeed OF the
Geo. Pines. coiored. for inferrg with an
otji,er and r4b Dixon, Mary Wauzer end
II ,gard Bryant, AL coored. for being drank
sai d,-ofderiy, we're lined 81 so each.
Con Adams and GEO. 5. Parker. two
Wesai, etnn Southern R'i!way employees,
chslpoa with obs'fuoting street crossings
Yi cars YER ii SO 50 each.
N41ie gns: Sarah Wax r. co!oied, f = an
..-ssia or Mary Warz:r. were faed 81 80
earb.
Charles and Geo Hamilton and Eugene
Cross colored, charged with an assault on
Richa.a Taylor, we're discharged for want OF
l,sgis Dudley, colofed. charged with dis
orlsry conduct, WAS dismissed with rep
rimend.
A COW found roaming at large in the
streets was taken 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

BALTIMORE June 9.-Cotton nom na; mid
ding 12A Flour dull but steady. Wheat
Southern scarce and firm; Ful!z S5a91 longtor-
~ S6a92 No 90l2a9l; steamer No red STA
SO Western firm No winter red spot and Juno
9Oa90A July and August 81 u; Sept 81 y bid.
Corn-Southern firm and higher; white 46; ye.
low 40; Western steady; mixed snot June and
July 41a41A Sep Az steamer 49, Oats firm !;
uneraded Southern and P.npa 31a55; do West.
ern white 33a35lb; do mixed 32a33 y graded
No white 1915 Rye quiet choice G5a6S !;
primo 62a63; good to fir $500. H.y wesk !;
prime to choice timothy $12s13. Provisions finn
and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Juno 9-11:3O q. m.-whest-
July 92Aa929s Aug 92A Sept 92ass92h.
Corn-Juno 81 1s; July 1913 oats-Jnno 2SEta
2S& July 2S14. Pork-June ST. 50; July
$l3 10 Lard-Juno So; July So %. Short ribs
July So Is Sept SO 35.
BALTIMORE June 9.-Hogs-iull receipts; qua!-
ity too heavy trade slow quotations oa5& Re-
ceipts 1874.
PHILADELPHIA. June Beef Cattlc--dcmand
only fSir and prices declined fraction extra 6a
SIG good Az 7sc medium iba4asc; fair u
aiasc common 4441s; culls 3%s34sc; fat COWS
2Aa3E,c per lb. Mich Cows $25a50 per head.
Mich Calves in light demand at 4a6c Sheep
extra 5 4,a5 lac; good 4Aa5c; medium Aa4 pc !;
common 3;t,s4c; culls 3a3 ibc per Id. Spring
Lambs in fair demsnd at lbc. Hogs dull and
weak; Western g.; common do. 5'tia54sr State
5Aa5 &c per Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

CORPORATION CoURT.-.Judge j. K. AZ
Norton presiding p. W Tockermau, OF
Falls CHURCH, was iice,sed to perform the
rites OF mstrimony.
Leonard M:rbury qua;if j es Common
weaith's Attorney.
W. d Smith qualified at Ci!s Sergeant.
Court 81 ,urueG ;ilj Tomorrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

BALTIMORE, June 9-Hogs-iull receipts; quail
ity too heavy trade slow; quotations 5a5l2 Re-
ceipts 1874.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-09

A COW found roaming at large in tho
etrsetB was taken 10.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-10
Real Estate Sales.

The following is list Of real estate
sales recorded during the past week. fur.
nished ut the abstract Office Of O'Brien
& Sleator
State Of Michigan to George N. Fletch.
err, 800, n of 8 W, 8, 81, Z, Wilson.
Albert Pack to Alex. Johnson, 1895,
fr lots and 8, blk 1, Packs first addition,
Alfred street.
Geo. A. Butterfeld to Ranald MELON.
aid, $3.50, W Of n and Of Q, 12,
80, 8, Long Rapids.
Jas. Corbett to John Barry, 800, o
lot 3, blk a, Tuttles addition, Farmer st.
Jos. Chartrand TO Cleoppas Leblanc,
$3.50, n W Of G, 10, 80, 8, Alpena.
Jos. Chartrand to Alfred Biron, 300,
8 W Of n @, IL, 80, 8, Alpena.
Peter Goulet TO John Gerard, 81 900,
n of Of 30, 80, 8, Alpena.
Morse Manufacturing Co. to Sylvester
Cook, 500, OF n W Of Is, 81, 8, Al
pena.
Geo. L. Maltz to Thos. g. Spratt, $50.
part lot 1, blk 90, Hitchcock's second adj
dition, State street.
fhos. G. Spratt to Nicholas j. Foley,
$3.50, part lot 1, blk 62, Hitchcock's sec
ond addition, State street.
VIM. II. Potter to Edward X. Potter,
81, l interest In lands In Ossinekc and
Wilson.
Henry II. Morse to Edward X. Potter,
81. W OF 8 and OF W Of 30. 81, O.,
Green.
Henrietta Hess vs.. August Grem and
John Less, decree that defendant Grem
deed to complainant lot 0, In blk Is, Bee
be's'addition, Beebe street.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-10

papers were circulated for such persons
to sign. The result has been that up to
date over two hundred names have been
signed on the lists.
What sort Of building will be erected
we have no means Of knowing at present.
II proper building Is rented, II is said
the cost Of properly fitting 1t up with the
necessary apparatus will be about 90, 500.
II building is erected for the purpose,
then the cost will be at least $40, 900.
One thousand dollars has been guaran-
teed by the young men. II place is
rented 1t is likely to flourish for few
years and then languish, but II building
Is erected for the purpose, then the much
needed institution will be permanent
one.
1t lie good project, and can not help
but prove OF immense benefit to the city,
and 1t will do a great amount Of good.
We hope 1t will flourish.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-10
Chicago Ideal Company.

The above named company appeared
at the Opera House last Friday night,
and gave as pleasant and agreeable an
entertainment as any OF the kind we have
witnessed. The company deserved full
house, but they did not have a house half
full. The program comprised musical
selections on the piano, violin, cornet
and olarionet, as well as vocal solos and
readings. So we'll were the citizens pres
ent pleased, that nearly every part was
greeted with recall. 1t was harmoni-
Gus, refined, pleasing, and deserved all
the applause rendered. The program
was as follows:
Naomi Stevens Slocum-piano solos
"Regollette," from Liszt, and "Recollec-
tions Of Home" from s. B. Mills.
j. G. -Salmon-cornet solos-"Blue
Bells of Scotland" and Battle Cry Of
Freedom" He Is q fine artist, and his
work was Of high order. Being recall
cd he gave other selections.
G. II. Slocum-violin solos 18TH
Air Varie," from D. Beriot, and "Cava-
tina" from Raft.
Miss Annette Beal-vocal solos-"The
Daisy" from Ardite, and "Ernani Invol-
ami" from Verdi. The lady was recalled
after each selection. She Is a pleasing
vocalist, with clear voice Of great range
and certainly possesses the art of pleas
ing her hearers.
G. II. Humphrey clarionet solo,
"Une Pensee Lointaine," from Thornton.
He was warmly greeted.
The gem Of the evening was the work
of Miss Mae Fowler, who is fine elocu-
ZIONIST. She not only pleases while rem
dering her parts, but leaves a longing for
more Of her work. Her selections were:
"The First Bango," and "The Minuet."
In the latter she was dressed in the
fashion Of 100 years ago, and illustrated
her subject by giving representation Of
the old time dance. 1t was beautifully
and gracefully rendered, and makes one
pleased to know that the old fashioned
courtly dance is again coming into fash
ion. The lady was recalled after each
selection and responded with other selec-
tons.
Two exquisite selections were given by
the quartette, with plano, violin, cornet
and clarionet, and for pleasing harmony
equal anything in the musical line ever
rendered here.
II the company should come here
again, we believe they would be given
hearty welcome. On their first visit they
were strangers, but now they are known
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-10
New 0fficers-Alpena Lodge, F.&. Am.

The monthly communication OF Alpena
Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. NJ. took place
last Wednesday night, and was the last
in their old rooms, which they occupied
since 1871. The next regular session will
be held in their new temple, erected by
the Masonic fraternity on Second street.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
are as follows
W. M.--Arthur G.. Hopper.
S. W.-James j. Fitzgerald.
j. W.-John G.. Gibson.
Treasurer-Donald McRae.
Secretary-Adam Ludewig.
Chaplain-Rev. II. III. VanAuken.
s. D.-Charles T. Parks.
j. D.-William Boulton.
Stewards-Leonard F. Coll, and Harry
r. Smith.
The newly elected officers were INSTALL
ed the same evening by Past Worshipful
Master r. j. Kelly. Geo. L. Maltz acted
as Marshall.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-10

Miss Potvin; solo, only Tonight, by
Miss Dafoe; When the Robins Sing
Good Night, violin and plano, by Miss
Potvin and Mr. BANNED.
The entertainment closed with the am
ateur drama, Paddle Your Own Canoe.
with the following list OF characters
DR.. Rubber Dam. dentist.~....... Prof. Townsend
Orphens Beethoven joyful, musician. FrankCase
Bob Ridley colored boy...... ........... Eccles
Buskin Socks, an amateur tragedian,.. . Y. Maiden
Larry Lanigan, an IRISH porter. ....... . Westrope
Tim Wake, Chinese laundryman, .... Carl Golling
Mrs. Morey, DIR. Dams landlady,.... Eva Beekman
Kate Croesus, Christofer's daughter, Hattie White
Miliey Morey, Mrs. Morey's daughter.E Montague
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-10

A pleasant entertainment was given
by the Alumni Association of the High
school, at the Opera House, last Wednes-
day night. The program comprised an
overture by Miss Potvin and Messrs,
Bammel and Beeg; The Elm Waltzes,
violin and piano, by Miss McKeand and
Miss Potvin; song, The Lilac, by j. G..
Comforts piano solo. Spinnerlied, by
Miss Potvin duct, When the Stars are
Shining Bright, by Miss Dafoe and John
Dafoe; Bohemian Girl, violin, by Miss
Potter and Mr.. BANNED; solo, Anchored,
by Miss Small; Tears Of Love waltzcs,
violin and piano, by Miss McKesnd and
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-10
Thunder Bay Chapter Officers.

The following officers Of Thunder Bay
Chapter, No. "A, r. A. NJ, were elected
at the regular communication held last
Friday night:
II. Planes G. Walker.
King-James j. Fitzgerald.
Scribe-John n. Kelley.
Treasurer-James E. Field.
Secretary-Adam Ludewig.
G. of H.-Charles T. Parks.
p. S.-Clark j. Crissman.
r. A. C.-James L. Morrow.
Cd. NJ. 3 V.-Parker Ii. Small.
Cd. M. 2 V.-John ID. Potter.
Cd. M. l V.-Eugene II. Furbush.
Standardization Sellick
The installing officers were j. Ii. Kerr
and M. n. Bedford. The next regular
session Of the Chapter will be held in
their new hall on Second street.
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Y. M. G. A.

II is now almost certain that the Young
Mems Christian Association room will be
fitted up here. The early part Of last
week a number Of leading citizens met at
the residence Of A. N. Spratt to consider
the project. The question was thor
oughly discussed, and then certain Of the
wealthy citizens announced that II 200
young men could be found In Alpena who
really desired such place, and were will
ing to do their part by agreeing to pay
fee Of five dollars, that
proper place would be fitted up. The
plan provides for reading rooms, a gym
nasium, bath rooms, etc. Committees
we're soon formed to find out what the
young men thought Of the question. and
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Marriage Licenses.

The marriage licenses issued by the
county clerk since our last report,
with names and residence, are as fol-
lows:
i72. James Little, city of Alpena.
Joan Bates, city OF Alpena.
i7S. Roderick Mcdonald. city OF Alpena.
Maggie links, city of Alpena.
4H. John Mcclintock city of Aipena.
Milly Stillwell. city of Apena.