Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-02

Fourth.
IssTALLATIoNs.-At regular meeting of
p1tomso Tent, No. SO !. o. OF B. held last
sgepipg the following officers were Installed
1 tor the ensuing term by D. b. G. R., L. g.
Lies. sbep., P. Rriscoe; G. r J. I.
G5ump; D B., Geo. Orump; T., 81. Beach !;
T 4, W. Mullin; R. 8, 8. Devaughn; L,
I T. Devaughn; I.G, r. Cliff; o. e., =.
p.litt. p. @. r., A. ]. Davis. Delegate to
80 nsh Tent which meets In Savannah,
Ca or the oh day of August, W. Mullin
Innate. Geo. Stearns. This tent le now in
oa5nristiog condition, there having been
.or-taan candidates for initiation, and
.Si-fosn applications for membership at their
ling las evening. Tnis tent will In fu'
t1-e meet GA Friday nights at their hail on
sontn Fairfax street.
IA repus meeting CT Golden Rule Tent
M SO. |. O r, Qadies) the following Of
eca,a were installed Sheppard. Miss Bessie
no n1soetr: P. G. b, Mra. B F. Miller Q. b..
NJ NV Javiua; D. R, Miss Flora Lyles;
Roc sec EiRar rhompson Financial sec (,
w y Warder; Treasurer, Mrs. +. +.
Ia LaVite. Miss Msude Griffin 1. u.
Dan. Youug;O G., George Ly!es. Three
ooniide,es wers Initiated. This tent mss's
every Wednesday evening In Eechaolie
Han 90 KING street, and Is Ia an e1celient
condition both numerically and nnsnciaiiy.
MUNICIPAL NOTES. Auditor Price to day
naih 70 Col. Eiward Temple. the represent
ativa Of the heirs Of the late DR.. VIM. Gun
tar. 81 SIG so, being the eighth pay msne OF
Tr;ooinel end interest on notes held by
tham The city bss aimee 1880, psid this
estsfs in principal S.730 interest Sll $40
Tote, $50 96S The principal OF the debt
an euqted TO s54, 100, upon which there is
stii due S. AGO
The report of yesterdays Council pre-
cee5ines failed to state that Mr.. Fisher in q
verv kind and complimentary way paced
Mr. ! II. Johnson In nomination for clerk
o;the oos-d. Tae President added hls teF-
timony to tbs efficiency of the clerk, and
sorne ashsr pleasant things were ssid to
which Mr.. Johnson replied in bis happiest
sty.s. His remarks would have been pub
iiaoed ~. he has held thoa for reyision to
be ps ia 1898. Capt. Nightingale, ;hs
isri.or. rnede no speech upon bsirg re-eiect-
ed s;1orly saving, "Caildren should be seen
and not heard" Capt. Webster was among
the distinguished visitors, but was vexed
b9csuse he eoult 1ot get rocking chair.
PERSONAL a letter from Atlantic City
to IL. Philadelphia Times gays: The June
br,6a= ars beginniog 10 arrive and there are
no les than three to-day snsconc:d in tue
bsn.i1cfse bri3al spi'es ct the Marsion,
uhIoh makes 9 sDsoalty of brides. They
are Mr. and Mee. jacob Brill. OF Ale1endrts,
Va: Mr. se8 MIS- W. 3 Cater, OF New
o,t. ard VI. sud Mrs {. Z. Boy d, of Bait
imor,. Mrs. ByHI is most interesting
BIKE. typioel sou,hera giri. With flashing
eyessu3 eng lasbes srd p!qnant face. oas
deessea ia exQ0isit2 Taste
NJ ENTITY Hlieeft. 0. WililamspoFF, snd
Mfs.es Jennie Auten snd Z ztbe,h Csew-
f5gd O. SuDhurv, Pc, ere visiting Mrs. q.
l. Ramey, 4o2 Prince street.
Toe daqras Of civil engineer was conferred
or Nj. Z. K O'Brien, of this city, at the
commencement exercises OF the University
Of Virginia on Tuesday.
M :. N. Yost. of the Valley Tirginian,
vas IL the city to day.