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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
Fumigation OF Baggage.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The secretary
of the navy is expected to issue an
order today compelling steam fumi-
CATION of all immigrant baggage COM
ing from foreign ports. This is due
to the cholera scare which has as
sumed tremendous proportions in the
old world and is liable to pread to
this continent in view of the instant
flow of immigration. AS soon as the
order is issued the quarantine station
will he sup olied with all the needed
machinery for this new method of
preventing the introduction of chole-
ra,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
Impending Whisky War.

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-Agent Bevies,
Of the whisky trust, has demanded
of the Merchants Exchange, that
the quotation of ITO per gallon Oh
highwines inaugurated by the Cen
trail Distilling company, be erased
and the trust price of lis be substi.
tuted. The Exchange refused. on
the ground that the antitrust price
is perfectly regular.
This demand is regarded as the first
move OF the war to be made on the
Central distillery company by the
whisky trust.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
SAYINGS ON THE STREET.,

The weather is even too hot for a
Granger picnic.
L. WoIfson will have an attractive sale
| tomorrow.
Editor Fritz Russi has settled the news
| paper war; and paid all the claims.
Several OF the farmers honestly believe
they would make good county commits
Sioners.
Should Morrill, Poor decide to run for
one OF the fat BeXar county offices, some
of the slate figuring will have to be
changed.
Manager Weiss has got grit enough to
fight what he thinks is an interference
with his rights.
How can an alderman quit all business,
and live on IS a week, when there are no
big city contracts on hand.
President Weiss of the street car COM
pany does not want to buy any more rail-
road property until the regulating pro-
cess" is done with.
Is it the object to squeeze or regulate the
street car lines? is what some folks are
thinking.
When there are no big fat contracts on
hand we must put the screws TO the cor
porationS. The price of gas and electric
lights are too high, and the rates paid for
water might be cut half into.
F Will the aldermen have the nerve to
tackle the other big concerns such as
water and gas, in the way of regulating
their charges.
Watermeons will he in good demand
next Saturdsy-the colored folks will
have picnic.
The new artesian well in block 139. near
West End, is said TO be almost as large
in volume of water as the Breckenridge
well.
The Arkansas Pass railway company are
putting in crossing over their line at
the junction of Kaufman and Railroad
streets, in the Caroline Marshal addition.
Joske Brothers are going to knock the
spots out of high prices in their clothing
department next Saturday.
The keno fellahs will think a brick
house has fallen on them when they have
10 pay the officers their next assessment.
They would make money by pulling out
of town just before the next grand jury
meets, because the judge will not let them
pass.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
LATE TECEGRAMS.
soILso DOWN From PRIVATE.
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Cholera is reported st Khorassan,
Persia.
Strike of telegraph operators threat
eRed on the l.. & n.
No change In the deadlocked demo-
cratic convention in Missouri.
Manchester market for cotton cloths
does not improve.
Salisbury's. cabinet meets next
Monday.
Gladstone, who has been rusticst-
ing in Scotland comes south.
Kingsville is q new postoffice in
Llano county, Texas.
Senate con firms appointment of Col.
Carr to vacant brigsdiership.
Bill defeated granting American
register to steamer China.
House passes bill increasing pay OF
life service men.
South Tippersry returns an ante
Psrnellete.
The formal notification of nomina-
ton 10 made Cleveland and Adlai
at New York.
Russian papers advocate interna-
tional agreement to stamp out cpl.
denies.
Secretary Foster declines to release
the British steamer Coqulllan, seized
at Alaska.
The Hayarda tribes are making
Roadway against the Amer Of Afg-
hanistan.
The Parpellites in parliament
will ma intain an independent posi-
ton
Nine men killed in q slate slide In
a quarry at Benteuff, County Cork,
Ireland.
Two churches demolished and two
lives lost in storm at Gettysburg,
8. d.
The Pinkertons are summoned be.
fore the congressional investigation
committee.
New York City respportionment
gives the republicans 8 districts, the
democrats "a, and with fighting
chances.
Bill before congress authorizing re-
taliation on Canadian vessels for dis
elimination against American com
merce.
Four of the murderers of Bulgarian
Menister Ballchetf, sentenced to
death at Sofia and others to impris-
onment.
Quay and Cameron will oppose
Judge Shiras' confirmation by the
senate, because they were not con-
suited in disappointment.
The increasing virulence OF the Etns
eruptions terrorize all Catspis. Many
are driven from their labors in the
fields by the flow of lava.
All cars in interstate commerce
must have automatic couplers, and
all engines power brakes according to
bill recommended by commerce COM
mittee of senate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
His Policy.

CITY OF MEXICo, July 2l.-The new
term of President Disz, which begins
in: December, will, in all probs'
bility, be characterized by i'm.
portant fiscal - reforms, inclu d Ing
economies in administration, cutting
off all expenses which are not absO.
lutely necessary and lowering
the customs duties, especially
on raw material, and gener-
ally with q view to encourag-
ing the importation Of goods in
universal demand. The policy of the
financial department., hitherto, has
been considered the easiest way to
secure funds to meet the growing ex-
penses Of. the government, but the
new view which has gradually come
to be taken is that lower duties will
increase trade and consequently re-
venues by increasing the popular
consumption. Whatever is done
will be arrived at slowly, as the gov
eminent is DESTROYS OF effecting re-
forms that shall be permanent
and far reaching. The depreciation
of silver has imposed large
expense on the government to buy
gold to pay the foreign interest, and
rendered caution necessary.
The treasury department is now an
exceedingly efficient branch of the
government and an example of hard
work is set by the highest officials.
The working force will be gradually
reduced by wedding out those clerks
whose services are unnecessary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The color.
ed people of the district are celebrat-
ing Emancipation at Irving park
today and among the speakers who
are announced to take part on the
fisring posters are: President Harri.
son, Whitelaw Reid, Mayor Satrobe,
Of Baltimore; Frederick Douglas. DR..
Geo. w. Bryant, of Tennessee. Fully
twenty thousand colored people are
expected to take part in the great
parade and festivities.
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To Revive q Railway.

DENIsoN, Tex, July 2l.- Major
Wathap, chief engineer of the Texas
Pacific railway, has left to inspect tb Q
unfinis he'd road bed of the Denison,
Bonham and New Orleans railway,
with, 1t is said, q view to putting 1t in
opsration for the Texas. Pacific.
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OI,ye-Grower's Convention.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 1.-The
olive growers of the State are meet
ing here today for an interesting
though rather prosaic purpose. They
are going to devise means for pushing
California olive oil into the markets
of the world. A large acreage was
planted to- the olive last year, the
foot hills In the mining counties being
found especially adopted to this fruit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21

Eszzssl.5s De. .l3s s.z
49, e II !; ss III!
Personal Mention.

MILL. Workman is in the city.
Miss Repecoa Spies has gone to
Houston for visit.
George Lang, of Fort Worth, is Wis.
itiDg his father in this city.
Mr.. Henry Fisher is in the city from
Austin. Henry helped build our city
hall.
Geo. B. Cox and family, of Colorado
Springs, are in the city at the South
= ern on prospecting visit.
James Bonyer, of Pleasanton, Is
stopping at the Southern and meeting
his old friends.
Dr.:J. BraunnageI, city physician,
has returned from Topo Chico springs,
Mexico.
w. E. Jones, the former proprietor
of the Southern hotel, lie in the city,
from Gonzales
Misses Maria and Irene Gueringer,
two popular Houston young ladies,
are visitingMrs. Geo. H. Kalteyer.
W. D. Ollin, a we'll known stock
man Of Tulsa, Indian Territory, for
merly of this city, is at the Southern.
Miss Jennie Pless leaves this after.
noon for Corpus Christi, where she
will spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Mr.. E. P. Brady, popular young
railroad man of Monterey with the
Monterey and Mexican Gulf railway,
is in the city.
Mr.. Robt. Metcals OF the Eagle Pass
Guide, was with the Eagle Pass Rifles
at Austin as left guide. He passed
through San Antonio this morning
on his way home.
Col. E. A. Carr, of the sixth cavalry,
at present stationed In Wyoming
Territory, has been promoted to rank
of Brigadier General, rs successor to
General Stanley.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
National Soldiers Union.

CALDWELL, O., July 2l.-A Nation
oil Soldiers Union is being held here
today, this being double snniver
sary, that of Bull Run and A tlanta.
The address of welcome will be made
by Hon. J. NJ. DsIzen, and among
others here or expected are Secretary
of War Elkins, Judge J. r. Lynch, OF
Mississippi. and Judge Knowles, OF
Marietta, Ohio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
A Cotton Strike Threatened.

LONDON. July 2l.-A strike in the
Lancashire cotton districts Is threat
ened, owing to recommendation by
the federation of Master Spinners of
10 per cent reduction In wages and
mills to be run on short time. The
Amalgamated association OF operat'
ives will refuse to accept.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
Dry Goods Combine.

NEW YORK, July 21.-It is alleged
that several large wholesale dry
goods houses of New York and Phil.
adelphia have formed q strong com.
bine to restore old rates in discount
OH sales. They propose to con troll the
business.
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At the Club,

Yesterday afternoon the following
named ladies and gentlemen were
guests OF the San Antonio club: Geo.
w. Collins, of Carthage City; Mrs.
Dan Sullivan, city; Misses Bessie and
Steller Moore, Sher man. The club
has received some new finger bowls.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
The Wheeimen Never Tire.

BALTIMORE, Ind, July 2l.-Hun-
dreds of the wheelmen who have been
in attend dance on the national meet in
Washington stopped over here today
to compete for prizes in the great
Mary land bicycle races. Twenty
clubs have made entries.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
To Force Trade.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The House
has passed the bill to enforce recipro-
cal commercial relations between
the United States and Canada.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
New Omcers.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Wm. F. Har-
rity, of Pennsylvania, chairman; and
9. P. Sherrin, of Indiana, secretary; of
the democratic national committee,
were elected today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21

Mrs. w. w. Heron and two child
rem lett yesterday afternoon to spend
the remainder of the summer with
Mrs. Herron's parents in st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
New York Market,

NEW YORK, July 2l.-Cotton futures
opened quiet; July, 706; Aug, III;
Sept, 7lS; Oct, 729.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21

FURNITURE PACKED AND SHIPPED
By Olsen & Wake, 322 E. Houston
street. Next Maverick hotel. 8
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-21
LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up to the Hour or Co
ing to Press.
New Minister

New Minister.
WASHING TON, July 21.-The Presi-
dent will nominate Andrew D. White
as min lister to Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07
LEGISLATIVE.

! Mr. ubbs inii oduced resolution In The
Senate yes e.dsy, which Waa adopted, call.
Ing upon the auditor of public accounts to
furnish Information as to the amcuht Of
money paid in by the oyster inspectors from
topemsn and dredgers and from REM a Of
planting grounds from September 80 1890
70 Sspte mber 80. 1891. The Senate a!s9
adopted another resolution introduced by
Athe same gentleman. The Last seks for this
F., information. The original cost OF the steamer
Chesapeake, the annual cost OF maintaining
the ssme vessel, and the ANNA! cost OF ves-
snls guarding the oyster interest on the
| Eastern Shore.
a resolution requiring tie Committee on
Privileges and Elections to take into consid-
portionment and report by bill or otherwise,
Wss adopted.
A bill was introduced In he House yes-
| terdny 10 incorporate the Potomac Riger
and Great Falls Railroad Company. The
corporetors propose to construct road from
Great Falls, Ia Fairfax county. this State,
10 such point on the Potomac river as may
be selected between Great Falls Church aud
the city Of Alexandria, The eorporsto: 9
are r ". Moore, B F III ackalI. 8. B Dor
ohne, J. NJ. Love and D. 8. Mackall, OF Vir-
ginia, aud Henrv Wise Gsruett sad 8. P.
Fickin, OF tbs District of Columbia. The
capital stock is to oe not les5 than $3.50 900
uor more than $500 COO, with right to con.
meet or merge is road with any other line.
The bill cbar.ering the Baltimore, Rich
mond and Southern Railroad. which the
House On Tuesdsy ioc1Emit;ed 10 the
roads commit:er, will De smended a. the
| suggestion CT bs toard Of public wcike.
Under the general railroad law the CON-
psny might c9baoruot branch lines OF not
oyer ten mifs in length to parallel tho Rich
| mor d, Fredericksburg ard Potomac Road.
The am au6mant put or tha t!l p!ecludes
thp Bsl.more, Redmond apd S:uihern
fram exeics;:g Il right, The friends OF
the msssares e,e willing for this.
Mr.. Hurter, oil Csmphci, introduced
BILL 10 atoe.d tbe leg 20 % to sl;c:7 the
children Of parents cr guardians es Hon.rssi-
denis g attend pablo fssa sohoa's Q! citie5.
nrcFidHd sroh pcrantr or glsraiaus ars tax
parers in $50 ely It IL iu:.hsr provided
Jars toe ;ocs S1hool Beard shall nct charge
| these con-res;Gcns pnpiis 3 :n..lon ezcsst-
Ing :acre e;len ope dollar PSF pupil nloD' b
sb)ve .s.e eyeeegs cost Of suoh grades
hir. Brown Introduced a Bill to increase
la selsry al the sc!geon Of tie peni;e1tisry
f,pn 1850 10 81 zoo per aDDum.
The Isg'siatu!e rs-sctei Jadss Iugrsm. OF
a5e Manchester CnrporA.ir1 Court. w. Ill.
| A'k!csop Uas $3.50 elected j1dge OF the Ger
poretioa Court of Winchester.
Al Sc. 20 incorporate the Pjsomso end
Great Fel!s Rs!itcsd Compsng YES Intro
ouoed
Tbe BIZ: cbaitsriag ths new Norfolk Fer
~ ysas up D the Hoasa yes erdsy on iis
passa;a. Megsss Fzsiress and Stewart, cf
Po.iamcu ena Norfolk oouniy, nopcasd
thu mecsl-e, ard Mr. Oooke. Of No:fo k
oty, favoFet, Is. Tn biz will De no again
tod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07
LOCAL yREVITIg..

Celia Garter, wall-known oolorai resi.
dent, died yesterday.
The monthly meeting OF the Oity School
Bosrd will be held tonight.
The building associations hold ihcir an
rua meeting tonight to elect Officers.
Tas Corcoran Art Gallery 10 Washington
will he opsned every Friday nigh. here.
sitter.
The fishing season for 1892 promises to BIO
g notable one In the Potomso. Over one
hundred branch barring have been caught
durinE i's fret week OF this year.
No cases were ready for trial 10 tbs q. e.
Distsic: ard Circuit Courts to-day and the
patti j1sy wss adjourned to March Is, to
which time the courts were adjourned.
A Gis urhsucn between two whits wom-
81 g. the Fsyelte st7est deros to-day caus-
ed some excitement. Both were put in q
csrrisge and taken to the station houee
where the enc who was charged with max
Ing the ssssnit was fined.
TIE steamer Washington OF tie Norfolk
END Washington Steamboat OomDany's
line. bag resumed her trips between Norfolk
snd Warrington, the steamer Leary bsviDg
had her place for several daye. The Lsery
will now re!ieve the Norfolk. While eff
the Washington was partly reprinted.
at Cumberland Nd, 90 Tuesday = sht, E..
missing Of the Chesapeake snd Oslo Ga
mr. creditors. committee wsa sppc!a'ej 10
communicate with ;bs creditors in other
coupsies aorg The line, With the idi-nt'on
OF seniIne q Uommttae to Annapolis this
wioier 70 ask the legislature for relief.
The amount owing 10 shoee man Il Ia the
neigh boytrod # SIS 90
Mr.. D. Berehein ia sill entertaining
numbers Of reop!e at his store. on z ng
street, With exhibitions OF the artistic work
. rf rmed by the New White" sowing
machine. M Berdhsjm ia the agent for
the machine liz tbis city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS 4

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. 4 a regular
meeting OF Alex4ndrs Ioige No. 73 K. Of ?,
held In their hall on King street last light, tho
following officers were installed for the ensuing
term By D. d. g. c., f. L. Germord: p c., G. N,
More; c. C., J. B. Florence; V. G., E. Nash I;
P. Z. Owens K. OF z. aud e., E. l.. Germona {;
M. OF F, C. NJ. Hancock; Nj of & J. W. Griffin {;
II. A., W. 4. Brown; 1. e., D. r. Peyton; o. e..
Robt. Msscn. The lodge is in holrishiug oondi-
ton. new members being sd1td to its rolls every
meeting night.
At tho regular meeting of Belle Haven Lodge,
No. 1888, knights of Honor, Tuesoay night tho
following officers were installed by Dist let Depu.
ty Dictator Geo. Uhcr, assisted by Past Dictstors
Jas Grshsm and Jaa. W. Shinn: Past Dictator,
J. V. Davis; Dictator, J. c. Creighton ID. Dict,
Thos L. Stlectman; Chap, A. Thou con; Pep.
z. II. Moore; Fin. hep. A. F. Cox Treas. Thos.
Moss; Guide l.. Campbell; l. g., john q. Cog N (;
D. g., A. Bremen.
At regular meeting of Lafayette Lodge, No.
IL, o. NJ, he'd last night the following officers
were installed by D. d. q. A., g. 8. Firch: s. M,
3. 6. Bsl.ir ger; W. ID, F. ], Gce J. NJ, .. F.
Bsggett; B. s., J. Fl. Mansfield; F. g.. F. Klaus !;
Trea.., G. w. Hall; Chap, g. Rogers; Coudr. p
Gilt; f. e. to W. NJ, J. Il. Cock; L. g. 10 w.
NJ, J. B. Cornell; B. G. to J. NJ, =. g. L. Taylor
L. a. to J. NJ. J. W. Sampson o. g., J. eiml SON.
This lodge is In very prosperous Condition with
q membership OF over so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07
A Little Girl's Experience I'm a
Efghfhnuse

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers Of the
Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich, and are
blessed with daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with Measles, followed
with dreadful Cough and turning into Fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit trested her, but In
vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was mere
handful of bones"-Then she tried DR.. Kings
New Discovery and after the use of two and a
half bottles, was completely cured. They say Or.
Kings New Discovery is worth its weight in gold.
yet you may get trial bottle free at E. 8. Lead
bester & Bros drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07

OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. Clarence Bennett, support
ed by bis com pany will appear here on next on
day evening in the beautiful Mexican drains,
nat ss 1 did a srest neee OF work snd was
excelently supported by Miss Msude Bennett and
Miss Lillian Mortimer, whose realistic portrayal
of their respective roles won for th,m the admira-
tion of the house. The remainder of tho COM
pany all accepted difficult psrta with pleasing
ease. or the beautiful scenery the famous vol
csno Popocatspetl wa, shown; at its base the val.
ley of Mexico and In tho distance the City of
Mexico. The Island of Fl Toro in all its tropical
beauty wss shown by moonlight, ana msda 8
picture beautiful almost beyond nature"
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a Million friends.

& frs, in iced is friend indeed and not less
than ono million people have found just q friend
i'll Dr.. Kings New Ciscovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, II you have never used this
Crest Coueh Medicine, one trial will convince
ycu that it hiss wonderful cuIaiye powers in all
diseases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle
is gusr N -eed 10 60 eli that is claimed, money
will be un1ei. Trial bottles free at E. 8. Lead
boater & Bros drug store. Large bottles SOC and
81 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07

WAS troubled with cstarrh for ssvtn yeas
previous to commencing the use OF Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t has done for me Whist othor 60 cslltd
cores have failed to do-cured ne. The eject Of
the Palm seemed magical. Clarence L. huff,
Biddetoid Ne.
kFrER trying m iny remedies for catsrrh dur
Ing the ratt twelve years, tried Eye Go m
Bslm with c. m lete succsts II ia over one year
since l stopped ing it and have had 10 return
of cats,ra recommend It TO all my friends
Million E. Peim kssding, Pa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07

CoLuMg1A FIRE CoMPANY.-The Twenty
6rst annual meeting o! the Colunb!a .. Z.
r. Co.. was held at their ball last niSp1,
President VIM. a. Smaot in the car, anu
Flank l.. Eotwisle, secretary. Taree ne"
members were elected ard three osmes pr
posed fur membership. The sscretaIy, m a.o
T. L. Entwisle, submitted his report io1 80
year 1881 In Il he refers 10 tne fecep'iCS
and bspOpes given by me compaAy
the % Of last Fsb u srF, Sc oue ei tne up
n,ess occaeoos Ia ihe misery VI 'no w.
nany: also TO the 'Fo'E a. the company snu
re eficisuoy dafi, < az. : a.. Aitts opera
49, ba s,ssss. have cseu c,Bdua:ed with
ont braWls or ca eariHu-, saVs that n 1oie
contention. or emulation, Who Can best
work and bsst agree. Ihe deatn
n, Mr. Joeph Putcsl is fsslinRly
ajlnded TO. The msmborshp has decreased
In the Inst year IA; one application vas re-
i,ctsd and ons name stricken from tie ro.p.
rhe memoerthip now stands 12S There
have been 10 the last year twenty-five fires
and twelve false slerma, Tbs company bss
rasronded TO them AL, having bse1 10
active serVice eighteen hours ln the past rear.
The fo!lowiug fl r. 9cfe elected: Pfssi'
dent. VIM. A. S1ooo fIat vice president;
A. T. Ramsey; seo1gd do, J. Il. SfiideT; re-
cording secrsGa72. FssRk l. EotTia!s, as
ais;ant do, VIM. 4, Roni1sor; treasurer, @.
A. Appich; foreman, O. II. Dafsy; com-
mapder. VIM. e. Price; ti-s- sg2!s.art, R7nt.
Event; second &C, J. L. Daifeg.
PIpsmsn: lat, Frank Peii.s; =, Wm.
Craven; 81, II Ko!ght 4 h, Rot. Cine
6 b, John Hughes; 4, G C'aVeu
Axemen: Befj 'mln Hughes and John
Craven.
Griffith 8. T. Park, Vim Sissou, N. {.
Treakle, John Moore eDd William Wheat
ley.
Eotwise and Samuel Cnveier.
Executive Committee Toocas Lesd-
heater, Henry StrRnss end George Uaer.
The following was adopted:
Resolved, That Che thaoks OF this CON-
pany are due, and sfe hereby rendered. 20
Mesars Loudoun Campbsl and Haury Fosey
for the fine and successful l1saner in "hicb
the bo;ees and eng!ue and property Save
been kept Having responded TO al fires 10
the last u months wa unaoimonsiy recon
mend their rejection to their respective
positions
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False Economy

Is pFsct;cad by .neay people, who buy !nfe.
rior articles Of food because cheaper than
standard goods Surely infants ara entitled
to the bes. food obtainable. Il is fact that
the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk is tie beet infant food. Your grocer
and druggist keep IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-07
FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY.

FRIENDSHIP FIRE CoMPANY.-A meeting
of toe friendship Fire Company was held
last night, but no important business was
transacted. The report OF the committee
having the ball In charge was submitted
and number OF bills ordered to be paid.
The compapy's net receipts were $40