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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-24
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Hunting on the lands and premises
Of the undersigned, is, h~eaceforth,
prohibited. Anyone tresspassing
on ms properties will be prosecuted
TO the al extent of the law.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Sic Hspuhlit Sau Wiariuo bat tir,lid

ibre ususn capitani regent in uItbsrsss
bra9ter Sorm ssuGblt. Die sesenwdrtis
gen Snbabsr BET b64itsn @suult tn bieier
t~Isiuiteu 8epubIit - fs sabIt taum 5000
g%inpobusr bsssbsn itd i'm fsislli9sn
Aufause, sslsitet pom 16 BEN BausrftanSs
anssb0rtsen RttsIiebern Der WobiIsaroe
unb ssfolst bon ben Autoritdtsn nod Der
Bisue. Der 9aupttir9e Der Stabt, mo ie
BITE @eitIi1tsit supfdEst uub mad benz
Chrome a~eIeitet. Damn inseu bic Prieiter
bas Veni creator spiritus unb beten gum
bsiItsen @siit, oaB CT eine CUTE Wabl rsrs
Isibe. Nunmebr bsstnnt Der Wablatt.
@iusr bsr Prieitsr ~perIisit BITE Ramen Der
wablfdbissu Burger, lsst bic betreffsnben
3stteI tn ftIbsrne 8sbdltsr, bteie In cine
sroBe iilberne 8ais, aus welder Elm &tnb
3psi Ssttsl b%srausnimmt. Der Yrieffsr
lief bts NIT lautsr Stimme Dor unb iofort
bssiunt bic Wuftbanoe einsn Spmnus, Der
Stsantit ipisIt cine GarantsIa unb ale
&irdsu Der Stabt unb bss Borso usrtins
ben In fsitIi3sm 9sldut, oaB can RartnO
uisbsr feline capitani regent Dot. 8ietro
Sorniri uub 6rancesco Warcucei beiBen
bic Wdnner, wsI4e pom l. Gpril 1890 an
ein Sabr lang bic @ei4ide Der &spubIit
Can Wartno gu Ietten baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
. q q MIIerIet.

Gin iutersiiauter BrutsB fanb bieier
Gage Dor benz @itebster Rrsisseri1t isinsn
abi9IuB. Die 8orsei@tdte bsfsIben 1T
folsenbe: Nm 81. Stunt 1888 uurbe In Der
0dbe non Witebst bic NIT @unben bebedte
2etde zines SirasIiten aus Der Dina
sesossn. Bel Dur9iu9uus Der 8lsibsr
oes unbstannten @rmorbeten fanb man
Bapisre, weI9s auf ben Ramen gltas
abramouic3 Iauteten. Mud Der Brief zines
sewifen Berg befanb fid untsr ben Bas
pteren. Dieter, lber bic SamiItsnpsrbdIts
ntfe bss abramowtct bsfrast, CAB on, nit
bemieIbeu befreunbet sewsien 3u iein, aber
ui4ts Rdberes iiber feline gstbdItnifs su
wifen. Na6 8erlauf GINGER Wo9sn err
itten iebo9 Berg Bel benz untsriudunss.
ri9ter uub bat UNI cine i9riftli9e Dsi9sis
nisuns bss Tobes ietnes .Sreunbes" Gbras
mowict. 9Iuf Bsfrassn srtId,ts Berg, bas
abramcwict ibm AZ, 900 RubsI i5uIbs unb
oa lesterer tn suei unfauuerf9erunssses
ieai9aften iein 2sben auf so, 900 &ubeI
uerit9ert babe, MOLE Berg bic Sumnle NIT
arrst belesen, umiomsbr, ba bsibe BoIicsn
tim crebitirt wdren. AIs bic 8srf1erungss
seeai9ufteu bts bobs Sumuis sabIsn ioas
ten, MOLTEN Re erf ben 2sidnam fsben.
Abramowic3 wurbe II %aussssraben unb
bic Aer3te iener @sisai5aften fasten aus,
baB bic 2ei9e NIT isnem Abramowics, Der
fi9 Dor swet Sabrsn bate psrI1ern Iafen,
ni&t ibentii9 iet. Nun i16pfts man 9ers
ba4t, unb Berg wurbe fsitseuommsu. &a9
lanssm 2eusnen seffanb CT SoIsenbes elm:
Sn @emeini9aft NIT etuiseu 5reunben
tam er auf bic Sbse, Elm Stit @elb Iei9t
su uerbienen. gu bteiem 3pst nabm elmer
fsiuer @enofsn Namsns 3aIman Sseien
ben Gamen Ibramopic3 on, psrii9srts iein
2ebsn unb feuts isne S9uIbi5eine auf
AZ, 900 RubeI aus. Gin sepi1sr SsaIts,
elm &abiratsistretdr, ibsrnabm es, eine
2ei9e gu rbeiuraen", bic benz S3sisn, alias
Abramonict, dbnlt9 wdre. Oa ss inbsB
ni4t selaus, cine iul9e 2ei@e vaufSutrsi.
ben, 70 ma9te Der Rabtnatsistrstdr tursen
YrossB uub sridIus stusn Wann, Der ibm
tn einiamer @esenb an Der Sina bssess
uete, ftsdte inn bic gapisrs In bic Eai9e
unb mari i'm tn ben SluB. Berg sab bic
Ramen aaer 5slfersbsIfer an. Sc warsn 9
Psrionen, Suosn, bic nunmebr gu lansidbs
riser g%erbannuns mod Sibirisn usrurtbsiIt
worbsn iinb. gtnsr Der ansstIasten ere
bdnste fi@ Dor Sertinbisuns bss tlrtbsiIs
tn lsiner Seize.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Bonn GrersirplaB.

Sergeant, feline Rstruten auf stnsm an
SIufs sslsseuen 8Iase ersrairenb, IdBt FL
bis blot ans llfsr maridtren unb tom:
manbirt 5aIt: vSebt Sbr's, Sbr &erls,
usnn Id iest tommanbire: Battalion
marid! 10 mist Sbr ale eIsnbtsIi9 eriau:
fen - unb Sbr ue,bient's aud nt9t better.
Aber t1 pia nod stnmaI @nabe fur Rs9i
erssben luiien. @anass Battalion: &ebrt
SO, nun babe i'd @u4 uo9maIs bas
Qeben gersttet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
9as Gierwerieu 1T cine 5sft4teit, bi

Su1 VitIWtIltu w e'"e UeI''Wte", oe
in f,ibsrsn 5sitsn tn Der beuti9sn unb frans
s0fi4sn S4peii unb aud tn Dsuti4Ianb
isIbit ibli9 mar. Die 5iufts Der Wilsr
unb Bidder flbrtsn sinsu Wstttampf NIT
ben Wesseru. auf lOl S4ritt gntfer:
nuus bssann Elm Bidder, gisr su wsrfsu,
bic Elm Wlasr nit sinsm Rorbs auisufaus
gen bate. SsbesmaI msnn bisiss Auffaus
gen ssIaus, burfte Der wsrfsnbs Bidder UNI
einen S9titt ndbsr ridden; untsrbsIs en- lief
Elm Wssser auf cine gntferuuus uon unsss
fdbr elmer baIbsn 8ssitunbe. Ram er qua
rid, bsuor Der Bidder unb Der Winer nit
Wsrfen unb %auffanssn Der gisr fsrtis sss
uorbsu paren, 10 bate er bic Yalms erruns
ger, ionft feline @e9ner. Am Sifsrmons
tag 1861 purbe bieiss Spiel In gbur sum
Iesten RaIs aufsefibrt. Ra9 bsmislbsn
psriammeItsn ii9 bana bic iunssn Bidder,
Wiuer unb Wesser tu einem fr6bIi1eu
Ssitefen unb gum Ean3e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Werfwir0iges Wetter.

Der aIts SdIobiser bat fi9 uorssnom:
men, nit ieiner 5rau SeIma cine 9anb'
partts AZ MAIDEN. Dts lestsre ua9t tn
Der aufresuus bss beuorfebenben 9enufes
i9on um balb 4 l1br frlb auf, unb wsdi
ibrsn 9ufiau nit ben @orten: rOu,
Wdnnstsn, itsb auf uab feb mad, mas I'd,
Bsttsr beut' It'll" Der 9atte erbebt
fi@, tafist ftd In Der Duntelbsit mad BEN
6enitsr, psrfsblt bieiss inbeB unb ersreifi
bic Gbir bss Spsiisi9rantss. SeiH @st'
terberi6t lautet bsmssmdB: vWeBte, Gel:
mo, ct is finitsr un6 rts4t mad Rdie.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Wie uian's uimmt.

&itter: r.... SIio ste baben bieism
Characterization. als er auf Der Strase
i9Iief. fsin Seaeiisn gu ftebIen usriu4t,
unb bittsn IS aud pirtli4 seitoblsn, wenn
man sic ni@t tabsi erpii4t bdtts2" -
ausetIaster: rBis baiBt seitOblen2 Sd
bab' ssfuube e Sanbwertsburidsn uuO
bab' ssfuubsn e Ssleiisu. Oas SsIeiien
Dab i'd aufsebobsn, ben Sanopsrtsburs
idsn bab' i'd Iafen !isssn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Sm auguit bieies Sabrts finbst In mt

psrpen bic MISUNDERSTANDING 9sbentfsisr
fur Gbriitopb 9lantin, ben bsriibmtsn Bud:
brudsr, befen Sifein nunmsbr bas be-
tannte 8lantin: Worstus: Wulsum bilbet,
ifatt. lin bisielbe 3sit nib bort bas ueue
AItsrtbums : Wuisum fsierIi9 siusspsibt
werben. IS bat fit u elm GROCER gluss
iduB sebiIoet, wel4er einsn bibIiosrapbis
idsn @onSrsB nod antpe,peu bsruisn piq.
Die Conference du %livre," wis ii9 Der
@onsrsB usuut, iOu aas 5rassu bss tntsrs
uatiOnaIsn Sudbaubels un6 8ibIiotbsts
psisns, bss SerIasssei&dfts. Der sinbsit'
Ii9su tnternationalen te9nii1su @iuii1s
tunssn unb Se3st9nunsen bss 8u9oruds,
sinbsitli9sr @runbIassn In Der Budbin:
bsret u. /. 10. erorteru uub 10 bic Yeruou.
tOmmnuns bss WsItUertebrs tn BuSbans
bel %anbabneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Ser pfifiiQe Sohann.

Barouin: rSobann, isst mert' btr's:
8eim Serptren wtrb INNER Itnts berum'
sessi9t unb rs9ts wessenOmmsn." Sos
banu: IS i9on re4t, Srau Baronin.
(Sobann, Der sben allen 9erri9aften ben
Wabsira Itnts prdisnttrt bai, nimult bens
isIbsn ben 9dfen re9ts uieber ues.) Bas
rontu: LUIS Simmelswiaen mas
ma9f bu benu?" - Sobann: rRo Ia,
mas bic Srau Barontn befobIsn babsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
AGerfet Spak auo Grnf.
Wie Sobann ben cauptmann anfibrt.

Sauptmann: ST Der 5err Obert
su 5auf:2" - Sobaun: rNetn, 5srr
5auptnann, er TT tn's Bah sesans
gen." - Saupimann: sd babe brins
senb NIT Jpn au ipre9en, t9 uerbe i'm In
ietnem Str,mer erwarten." - Sobaun:
vSebr mobI, 6srr Sauptmuun." = Der
S%auptnanu besibt f9 tn's 3immer bes
Germ Sbsri f unb ma9t i7d's bort bsauem.
Sc usrsebt cine gierterftunbe. BITE 3weite
unb brittle, Der 5srr Sbsrft tomut nidt.
Der Sauptmann wirb unaebuIbts urb Idus
tet.) Sauptmann: r&ommt benn Der
5err Oberft gar ntdt pieber 2"-Sobann:
,Sa wobl. 9err 5auptuannl" - 5aupts
mann: rSu weI4es Bah TT er bsnn ses
sausens" - Sobaun: vauf 3wet Wos
nate mad Ofenbe, 5srr 9%auptmanu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
BertGu0lih.

SIM Gafbofe zines tIsinen @~sbirssortss
CAB es Wtttass Sorsasn. Gin @aft rabm
bsrsn 70 uiel. bag ni1t anaunebmeu war,
fs wirben fur bic san3s EafeI ausrei9en.
Gin anbsrer @aft firirts ben Wann i9arf
uub fruste enbli@: v8tfen Sic aud,
mas bas tif, msin 9srr, wouon sic ba ueb:
menu" - rOas 1T SoreIIe." mar bic
AntpOrt. - v@sin, meiu Serr," iasts Der
Inbsre, has tit Tor aIle!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Sol triebeu es bic StammaGfe in elmer

~VU ff0eutH " Ve ~FuH6H'H"Fe s"'|
R6Iner Wirtbi9aft, bsren BETTER Mbsnbs
an Der Ebste stnBuniden plest. Ois Safe
lassu um ben runben Gid, tarteten uno
paren gutter 0iuss. Yl6tli9 uurbs bas
9i9t ausssbrsbt, unb wdbrenb Der Cine
NIT lautsr Sttmme Bier beiteate, rtsf Der
glnbers: r3wantis uub bid 8ebn mdbt
&C., Der Wirtb srwa4ie, risb fd bte
aussn, bSrts, baB bic 9eute weitet iptsltsu,
fab absr tn Der uOuissn SinfierniB uidts ;
bann ipraus er auf uno rief TN srSBten
gnfisssn: % i0mmi9, o i0mmi9, Id
ben bIinst wobe.!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20

Bon ben usltberiibmten Or. ausuf
ROuts's hamburger SamiIieu : Wsbi3insn
babe i'd i9ou uisIe p~etauft unb ssben biss
islbsn alsemsins 3ufrisbenbsit. - Sobn
Slider, &aenton, 8is. Su allen Apo:
tbeteu su baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Qud cine Grtperbsauene.

Wanu: .S9p' piebsr sin nsuss SIsib 2
Sd perbs balb ni9t msbr pineu, womit
t9 Dsineu Gurus befreiten fol-" -Srau:
vDas 8Isio babe i'd mir pom msinem sises
nsn gsrbisnit aussi9afft." -W ann (srs
frsut): vWtrtlt49 0u bif ia cine muitsrs
bate Srau! 0omit buit Du penn bas @eIo
usrbtent9 - Srau: sd babe 0einen
0intsribsrsisber ms Pfanbbaus sstrassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
NbQe6iiBt.

Cine 5ofbdme bate einft sentsBt. obne
baB Der In Der Ndbe bsfinbIi9e gbeItnabe
etuas seiast bate. - r6aben Ste mid
ni9t utsBsn seb6rt2" bemertte BITE fiol3e
Dame. = yRein!~ sntsesnete entf4uIbis
senb Der gbeItuabe, rguer 9naben trasen
BITE Rafs su bod"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Sas bette Wittel.

Batter: rSier lsie i'd eben, baB bic
neuen fduInisuto,isen Wittel. SarboIidurs
unb SalicpIidure, laut obristeitIi5er 8ers
orbnuus aud In ben Sdulen einsefibrt
perben ioIsn; wte itsbts, RarIden, babi
Sar its idon In @urer SduIe7" RarI:
vNstn, Der 9ebrer baut uns NIT benz Stod,
wenn mir fauI iub."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
geIbnbemuBt.

Ridter: vansstIaster, wurum baben
sic BET Sbrer 8erbaftuns etnen fuIiden
Ramsa ausesebsu2" ansetIaster: SRA
Id wer bod mid fur iebe 2umpsret metnen
sbrIi6su Ramen ~bsrseben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20
Gin 86rienmlB.

Srase: nBo ipeit man am wobIfeiIs
fteu2" = Nntport: v8eim @ensraIpofts
msiasr stephan. Oas @ouusrt tofiet 10,
a la carte 5 pig. unb BITE 2sdersieH bat
MAJ gratis"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-20

Glnora, Snb., 2. ausuft, 1888. SD
lit msbrsre Sabre an ben bsftisitsn S9msrs
zen I'm Ridsn, bod wurbe i'd bur1 bic
anpsnbuns uon st. Satobs Del bausrnb
sebeilt. - Sobn 9ueas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-29

Mayor Harry White Takes His ONCE
Candidates for the First Ward.
Mayor Harry White and the new coun.
cilmen assumed Office yesterday, AZ did
also the new chief of police and city attor-
ney. The outgoing councilmen were D. e.
Durie ana T. e. Jones.
Mayor White intended calling council
meeting for last night, but upon further
consideration decided 1t would be best to let
it 60 over until the regular meeting next Fri
day night His principal reason was that .
councilman would have to be elected from
the First ward and the people had not de-
termined upon q choice of men. In the
meantime Mayor White will continue to
act a. member of the street committee
with Councilman Twichell, and will give
attention to other matters.
The mayor has not decided on commit
tees further than that he will appoint
Councilman Twitchell chairman of the FIRE
and water committee. 1t is supposed that
Councilman Mckenzie will be appointed
chairman of the committee on license and
revenue.
The following gentlemen have been
named as possible candidates for the posi-
ton of councilman from the First ward
heretofore represented by the present
mayor: Leander Miller, ]. M. Frink, F.
NJ. Muldoon. James Weed, James Pollock
and George e. Hall.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-29
DIssoLUrE YOUNG MEN.

Two Young Dudes Arrested for Living
on Earnings Of Shame.
Officer Noon on Sunday arrested on q
charge of vagrancy Frank Kaufman and
Frank Kelley, two dudish young fellows,
who are reported to be among the worst
associates of fallen women in the city.
The officer has known for some time that
the two men. though not associated in any
manner together, were spending far more
money than they have been receiving for
their work, and also that they have been
living with and receiving support from two
notorious colored women of Whitechapel
Kaufman, the first defendant, is a
light-complexioned young man of rs years,
with black hair and moustache, and is OF .
very striking appearance. The officer
found him Sunday afternoon in crib No. 30.
Morning Star alley. Whitechapel, with q
most hideous-looking colored woman
known as Mora"
Kelley. the other defendant, who is only
% years Of age, and is even more dudish
than kaufman, was captured by the officer
under similar circumstances at O'Clock
Id the morning, in room 81 of the Elicit
house. Kelley made strenuous opposition
to the arrest and offered money and
plead piteously to get off, saying
he would lose his job when
the matter would come to the ears of his
employers. The young fellow is still in
jail, however. and his case will come nm
for hearing tomorrow. Kaufman was
sentenced to thirty days in the chain gang
yesterday. Kelley is said to have been
favored with the acquaintance of several
respectable Seattle yong ladies, who will no
doubt be greatly surprised when they hear
that the young man has been living two
lives
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-29
NOFURTHER RECOUNT
Seattles Census Likely to Be
Completed Today.
HURRYlho UP THE TOTALS.
TsIssrams which End Doubt - to :
Further Re-Count-Ths Final
Total WIN Exceed Il 900.

II Is now practically decided that the
supplemental count now being taken, with
the Chamber Of Commerce work as basis,
will close the census as far as Seattle is con-
cerned. Supervisor jenkins on SATURDAY.
sent to Special Agent Prosch the following
telegram, which was not received until 10
o'clock yesterday morning:
Superintendent Porter having Just received
letter from your chamber asking that further
recount be ordered, has wired TO know II there
Is any occasion therefor, seemingly overlooking
the telegram sent by us from Seattle and his re-
ply thereto. In orders therefore, that the mat
ter may receive final settlement, in view Of
the fact that If further recount be ordered it
win have to be Of date OF June /. with proof Of
bona dde residence at that date. and consider
ing the interest the state has in the matter Of
securing complete figures in time for use of ex-
tra legislative session. y0u will secure. If pos
sible, without delay and have telegraphed to
superintendent Porter some official expression
your own views. as expressed in your letter Of
the 18th inst, a. to undesirabilisy of taking, or
attempting to take, ct this late date, . recount
~ of June I, In any subdivision Of Seattle.
Mr.. Prosch. believing that the supple
mental count now being taken would make
the census Is nearly complete as possible.
drafted telegram stating that the Cham
Der OF Commerce thought further re-
count unnecessary. and endeavored to find
President Leary with the object Of secur-
ing his signature to il. He found, how
ever, that Mr.. Leary was at Snoqualmie,
and felt compelled 10 postpone action
until this morning. when the board of trus-
tees meets. He autographed to Mr.. jenkins
that he could assure him that the chamber
did not desire further recount and was
content with the supplemental count. and
stating that he would bring the matter be-
fore the board of trustees this morning. In
reply he received the following telegram
from Mr.. Jenkins:
Porter understands now that Seattle ID con-
tent with supplemental lists, and does not de-
sire further recount Therefore your Chamber
need not be troubled further.
The supplemental count wall probably be
completed this evening. Only one enum-
orator has really completed his district,
but two others had only few more names
to find. The others expect to close up to-
day. Mr.. Prosch estimates that the sup
Elemental count will show $500 names, of
which he thinks 80 per cent. have not been
counted before. Should his estimate prove
correct it win bring the total population
over 1000.
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He THOUGHT HE WAS LANDLORD.
A Drunken Man Creates . Disturbance
NJ the Lytell House.

1t the LyteIl House.
FRLxtel, A. one time pronr;etor Of the
.T .v..II,, lod.,n~-hor.. m Wa.b;rctou
street hetveen second and Third gave the
notice ofyscers . merrv t;vht last nieht. The
M an .ola ont IN . Mrs. Fl Psterson two
veek. 40 and came b.ck from Anacortes
last eveninc and he~an tn fiji mn on White
chsns, vbistv and nv o o,cIocF was crazv
SrupI He entered ths honsa Which hears
his name and which he once owned. he
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
A Blaze in the Brush-Test OF Hose and
Auxiliary Pumps.

A Blaze in the Brush-Test OF Hose and
Auxiliary Pumps.
The chemical engine was called to the
corner of Seventh and Cherry streets at
4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon to ex-
tinguish brush fire on the site of the new
Presbyterian church. It got very close to
q dwelling, and q telephone message
brought the chemical engine out. No
trouble was met with in extinguishing it.
Engine Company Ne. 2, in accordance
with the orders of Chief Kellogg. tested the
hose. 200 feet, at the corner OF Third and
Seneca streets yesterday morning. All of
it stood $50 pounds of pressure. Engine
Company No. will test / ,15O feet of hose
today. The test will be made at Ninth and
Jackson streets.
The new pump Of the auxiliary salt
water SYSTEM, at the foot of Pike street.
was to have been tested yesterday MORN
ing but as it was not in readiness the test
was postponed to today. Lines have been
laid to, and plugs put in at Post and Pike
streets, West and Pike streets, Front and
Pike streets and Pine and West streets.
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