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10 MONTGOMERY STREET
Telephone 59e.
G12O0 VERY CHEAP CORNERi LOT 52x
Cc-OUO. 81 70; NV cor. Laurel and California
SIS; BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery.
@ 81 OOO RLNTS $1,000 PER ASNCM:
u u .OOO. Fell ST., nj. Laguna: substantial
3-story building; good fats; lot extends through
TO Hickory ave; size - ;3Nl2O. BALDWIN
HAHMJSD. ~ Montgomery 81.
C.=OQn FINE BUSINESS CoR%ER, Ne.
u tOOO. cor Sacramento ana Scott sts.; lot
- ;6ElU2 .Si 4; be improved AZ an expense OF
about 5000 and made to pay $3.50 per month.
BALDNl - q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery ST.
GS000 OFFER wANIEDi RENTS $3.50
CICbOO. per anuum; TO close an estate; must
be sold; Oak-sL fats, near buchanan; lot 21:6X
40 10 LIy ave. BALDWIN y HAMMOND, 10
n.n.r-nrLL
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Beautiful lots on Twenty ninth ST; $3.50 each.
Lots on Douglass st. near Twenty-eighth; $3.50.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DIANo; CENT? EMAN; CHARGES 6Uc HOUR;
i pupils home SOC. 1OI2 Turk St mvl4 It's
COURSE OF LESSONS IN DRAWING AND
~ painting, So. OLIVIA KINGSLAND. 432
Geary 81. ANA tfSu
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GHS00 BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCE 8
" ", 80 800. rooms: every modern applian ee;
street bItumenized; Scott St, near Haight
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ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, CAMBRIDGE GRAD
Il uate. desires tut0rshp for summer or longer
period; eNperenc need; excellent references Tutor
Of Rev. G. L. W., 1926 Locust ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. INV sui urhSu itr
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MUST BE SOLD

Free reduced 70 s22 500; offer wanted; Cali
fo.uia AID LarEfr-sts: lot s. :6x7O:6, with large
building, formerly used as power-hOuse Of Calf
rCruia-sI. cable road; the building can be con-
TrTtel into fats . boarding house and made to
pay large rate Of inter est Oh the investment;
This property must be sold ~ order OF the board
OF directors OF the CaliiOrnia-St. cable ROAD make
an ofer BALDWIN u HAMMOND, 10 Mont
m .-r---
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STORES TO LET.

I A MAIN ST. LARGE BASEMENT. RENT
L 4 reasonable TO des rable tenant
Elegant new store; IL .onps,t. s25
Omces; $50 Market st rent c ipap
onices; 40 Kearny St. rent cheap
Fine hOtei OF 70 rooms aud bath: rent $50. 434
Fifth ST. Apply G. II. UMBSEN a Co IA Mont
gomery st. '
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q HAMMOND,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET
TeieplOus 69q.

RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
BEST COLLECTORS AND Auction EEns,
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C3o MARKET ST, $50 MARKET ST.
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GGQ00 FINE RooMED COTTAGE.
ID -COU. bath; stable: brick foundation: LOT
23xl2o; $500 cash balance SGT per month: log
Chattanooga ST.. near 22d. TROY Il MCNALIY
$50 Markell 81 mvl4 d snNYn
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no THOSE WHO PAY REST-IN 10 YEARS
i at S25 per month You Will pay $4,000 10 rent;
what VIII You have to show for II Now. listen 10
this; for 5000 cash we Will buy lot and build you
nne cottage complete and ready for occupancy
In any neighborhood you may select, up TO 5000,
and furnish plans: balance payable same q s rent:
above $1,000 in same proportion: II You own a lot
no cash required. The Home Building Company,
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Gas FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 5SS keaIny, only corporation that lends money
Oh Diamonds, watches; low interest. oc4 II
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-''athtt BIZ
{ REAT sCOTT.. - CASH AND 81 a WEEK;
- Rue lots IA san Francesca. Lakeyiew and sun
Ilsiae Enforcement Co, 646 Market Il su sd
NEW HOUSE: FLOOD AVE. BET CoNGo AND
- Der II sts- SunnYsde: see IT. Lakeyiew and
Suuaysdr Improvement Co, 6i6 Market 81
branch Office az Snnnyside.
G625O REDUCED CALIFORNIA ST. W.
tl'O')'b. OF LarNin: lot 28:4ISxsO; 2-story
house OF rooms and bath. S-t0ot basement: also
zSt0Ty house Of 4 rooms in rear; rents $50
EOBEkI !, MERCER SOY, 40 Pine st.
QOzr n b ST, COR. SEVENTEENTH AVE-
u L ~. lot 81 :6SlOO: this is choice corner
ROBERT }. MERCER a son. 40 Pine st.
Gil 0O0 GOLDEN GATE AVE. COR. or
story bay window house o! Q rooms and bath etc
very reasonable. ROBERT }. MERCER a son.
40 Pine ST. mgl4 snwe If
GOSQ CASH TwENTY-FIRsT ST.. NEAR
IOOO Valencia Ct; balance OF $4,000 on mort
dence Of rooms and bati street accepted a
great BARGAIN ROBERT j. MERCER a son, 4lO
Pine ST ap3O suwe II
COO OQO GREAT BARGAIN; CHOICE
u ~ wv. NE. corner: fine brick build
cars pass TIA door: worth $4,000; make offer.
MURPHY, 32G Pine st.
CAPP ST., NEAR 18TH: s2xll5; CHEAP AT
y S35OO. MURPHY, 500 Pine St
ELEGAST HOMES ON THIRD AVE. AND
y California St: easy payments; $50 per month
PAYS Tor D rooms; S35 pays for rooms; see them.
RICHMOND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. TniId
ave. and California ST. myl4 tt
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A DNICE FREE on DIVORCE LAWS PRO
~ bate, Insolvency, collections, damages. liens.
etc e, w. HOWE, atty. $50 Mkt cor. Stoektn. S tt
w w. DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY -AT-LAw. 4aO
" California ST.. rms. 14l5; advice free. d3 II
ID A CR0THERS, ArToRNkY-AT-LAw. sos
IL. clay st. nos II
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SEWING MACHINES.

GOS RGYs NEW s75 IMPROVED HIBif-ARM
tDLD singer machinoi factory price las sIxtn.f
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CQEp CHEAP LOT: CALIFORNIA ST.
= OJO. near 5ih ave; 25xlOO BALDWIN q
II HAMMOND. 10 MONTGOMERY st. myl4 SuTurh st
TACOB HEYMAN. JACOB HAYNAN.
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JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market st.
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4 EN HOUSE; FLOOD AVE. BET. CONGO AND
- Der II sts-. SunnYside: see IL, LakeYiew and
Suuaysdr improvement Co. 6i5 Market 81 ;
branch cnice az Snnuyside.
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GSO TO LIFETIME BASEMENT. 25 TtPK
sDCb. ST; suitable for wnr.cellar. nlumbinr-
shop or stoIaee-r Dom: owner VIII put down con
crete moor Tor good IenlnL Apply q Tnrk u n
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STORAGE.

CyANITARY PLUMBING AND SEwERiNG. H.
= HUFSCHMIDr, 625 g G. av. tel. 1858. 9 3m
TOR REPAIRS, ADDITIONS AND ALTERA-
i tons 10 property. reasonable rates, stores and
street. mrll 3m
I V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD
u er, 6lS sacramento St; cabinet work and ht-
tlugs up Offices promptly attended; telephone
800.
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FOUND.

I oST-PAss BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society OF san Francisco in
the name OF MARY PAGANINT: No 1851 3 10.
The Under wll please return 70 bunk. mylU 81
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DIANO AND VOCAL LESSONS. IS TO So PER
L month. MRS. MCDONALD l35 Larkin. mig BIN
CCHOOL, CIVIL, MINING. MECHANICAL,
- electrical engineering, surveying, architecture,
assay ing; es "a. VAN DER y AILLEN. 723 Maraet.
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I ADIESi CHICHESTER's ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills Diamond BRANDY are the best safe,
reliable Take no other Send &c (stamps) for
particulars, Rellef Tor Ladies' IN letter by return
mail. At druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia. Pa. APPS SaSuTh ~
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ATToRNEYs-Ar-LAw.

T. l. JENKINS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, S23
IL earny St advice free on all legal mat
4 Us
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M cCARTHYs LOTS BEAT McCARTHY,s
vi niue: some good investment properties now.
CAS- Market ST.
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GO7E n b ST, COR SEVENTEENTH AVE.
- I ~. lot 30 ;6xlOO: tins is a choice corner
EOBERTJ. MEKCkk a son. 40 PINE 81
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-26
RAILROAD TIME Tables.
baltimore s OHIO TINE TABLE.
-
In Eject Sunday, NOV. 10, 1899.

Nos yestibuled Limited Dolly leaves
New York 1915 e. N Phila, SIS; BALTIC. 1910;
Wash; 1880 arrive at Martinsbnrg f;4O p. M,
ana Chicago ll:5S a. M, connects at Hancock
for Berkeley Springs, and at Cumberland for
No. I. yestibuled Express Daily.r leaves
Wash s:l5 arrives at Martinsburg 1887 p. m.
and CEieago9.30 III, M.
No. 1. Nestibuled Limited Daily leaves
New York, 900 ANN Phila. 1875 BALTIC. $50 =
m, Wash. $50; arrives at Martinsburg $3.50 D
m aCincinnati 7t45 g. M, st. Louis 6.25 D. nj
Connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, cx.
cept Sunday.
10. B. Vestibuled Express Daily, leaves
New York 500 p, m.,i Phila 7;22; BALTIC. l0:5t
Wash. 1t:35 ardves at Martinsburg f:45 a.. M.
Cincinnati BIB p. M; and 81. Louis 7si5 a.. M.
No Q. Pittsburg Express~D Daily, 4 leaves New
York 100 p,. M, .4Phila. dos, BALTIC. VI: 10 ana
Wash. s:45 arrives at Martinsbnrg 1900 =. m
and Pittsburg geo a. M.
No. b. Baltimore and Cumberland Accomn.
dation Daily leaves Baltimore d70a X mA-yfa
old line, arrives at Martinsburg SOS a. M: Cnm.
berland 1l:15 p. my Stops at all stations ana
connects AZ Hancock for Berkeley Springs. ex.
eept Sunday.
.No.l5. baltimore and Piedmont Aeeommo.
dalton Daily except Sunday. leaves Ralt5.
more VIA old line at $40 ia, M! and arrives al
Martinsburg l2t .. m and Piedmont al SOS Il M
Stops az az stations and connects al Han.ack
for Berkeiey Springs and atsGreen Spring run
-NoSW. brunswick and Martinsbure AceomS
mQd9ton, daily, " leaves Brunswick 6. III s NJ
arrives &C Martinsburg G.11p. M.
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no. 6 Eeftfbuled Linlfz5
$500 - 2 ~ arrives ~ 49, lcaFa
-s1s 80 {. m Baltic. GsS rff "a
bnrr trsin AZ cambe2amn6 Comments VIII -.
leatlpuled Express -Dalr
eaEo ioss = m arriyez AZ Martin sesses CT
sas and View York s s2 n.lic. 100 p n SE
No. 70. Express DalIElr~~S
20 p m. arItxns- II kaffinss f,tisbnsr
~ 5a1f 1fsso. - Phila- iEio
NJ E~eatibuled Limited s.Dsrx-
y. Loul. e1l a. m, Cincinnati 75t hSt.
ntes e. Aartlnsblrg l1xs a. ii. n n
n D5s.o ~ rhilas e1s and New YolE
* aArpers Ferry for Lexington. w sohnetis
mediate stationsA Connects Al end Inter
1890 a 'ana ~ Washington Junctissn
No. 9 Nesiibuled Exnres4 snsn.
u. Louis - 2: m; Cincinnati sdS leaves
lives g. Mafttnsburg 239 d. ms. WI. Ar
psxsso rnisa. s:lo and New York II sa
No.io. cumberland and Baltimnra 3 p.
mediation, .Dailyss leaves Cumbe,fsss Aee0fa
arrives at Martinxburg $50 p N srrl <9a, and
80 +; Baltlnofe Io0o p mi PhiIadeIpbaS sllns;pA
H. y New York 7:l0 a nj $50 fara a.
stations west Of Washington Junr,fn.ops ~ III
at Harper's Ferry for Winchester ~ Sonheeta
Tor Hagerstown, and Washinefon sFetten
Frederick. except Sunday. junction fsf
No. "a. Piedmont Il Baftfmore
tio1, daily, except Sunday. leaves P~ise29mtnod4
80 q. M, arrives at Martinsbnrr A. f1...n1ont at
arrives At Baltimore. via. old line AZ tx 4 %;
seops - 81 stations and CONNECTS at Wexp.m
IT. va h 1880 ana az Frederick ~JnnctIass " i
No. 50. Martinsburg and Brunsw,cs
moaatlon, DAILY leaves Martinshnr0 4 !,
q. n, arrives at Brunswick az e;s \ ~ $50
connects AZ Harper's Ferry for Lexingtna and
ba.timore, ana at Weyerton for meerstose ACC
CIV. SANTNaS
Ut. 0'DELL. General Manager, agent.
HQ1ffrnE-- -~z4i
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LOVE AND WEATHER.

Wt @&H6 ANNk WEANINEH NMl
When. IN the budding Of the year,
To her u love ! chanccd 70 sigh:
-'Tis spring" she whispered IN my ear.
you'll feel much better BY and by
And whom, In summers golden hours.
! said my heart was all agloN,
She smiled ~ gxeet4Ta ~ the fpw'rB
And Hsurnured asummcr. don't youknow.
And later. whom the leaves fell down,
And ! rthearsed my heartfelt tale,
She said, but with q little frown:
Tho day Is dun and you are pale
I sadly waited Christmas came,
And with the bells my love told;
SAID she: This wintry nights 70 blame.
I'm sure you're sun ring from The cold"
Oh. grant, 70 owe OF destiny,
That she and | may meet together,
In some strange land that's fair 70 sec,
But wholly destitute Of weather.
"A & Gahan. in ". X Sun
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AN Opposite vie w.-rIf ,vonld
g successful" said old Fndgely Is his
son, You nus be Nup with the dawn
All right" replied the young
man, fbut the first thing tie dawn
dpes y 70 get broke. r-Buaaio Ex-
49,
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TECHNICAllTlES

Which have so long workediniustice to
applicants and agents. and while it does
not contemplate in any sense the accept
able, it recognizes the fact that a large
number of risks usually declined can be
safely Insured at an increased premium.
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CoST

3-Months-SA. 0AMouths-Sts
g. Months S. one YearLSf5.
Persons engaged III more hazardous occupa
formation write, Nv. b. BARRON.
= - Secretary,
osDoN " Pittsbu-g, Pa
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Additional trains will Leave Harrisburg, daily
except Sunday at S.2s and 10.35 b.. m, and b.15
p, M. arriving at Carlisle at .. Lea. M, II. 20 d. m.
and 700 p. m, stopping at all intermediate sta
tions
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between Hags7
.erstown and New York on Nos. 4 and 10 east
and on Nos. 3 and o west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos. . and 10 he
tween philadelphia and New Orleans.
: Daily.
I Daily except Sunday.
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad sys
tenn.
II. A. RTppIE, WA. GARD, J.. F. Bonn,
Gen, Pass. Agt. Agent. SUI I.
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BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND
VALLEY RAILGoAD. (

Train arriving at Cherry Run 8.45 pm. runs
through to Hancock, arriving 80 II. M. apd
5.45 AM -
Additional train leaves Cherry Run at sos 4,
Intermediate stations.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmittsburg AZ .S6
and 10.40a a. m, and 3.32 n rs b. nj.
Leave Em1nittsburg for Rocky Ridge at 80
and geb5 9, M, and 2 50 and 5.40p m.
and 5.O2 and 80 y. nj.
Leave Brueeville for Taneytown, Littlestown.
York, Wrightsville and columbia at 9,5s a. M.
and 3.45 p. IN.
~ X. r.. Trains leave Shippcnsburg at LAS
and gll.35 a, M, and 1890 p. M, and arrive at
ShiFpensburga at 9-45 a. M, 40 and $40 p. m
daily, except sunday.
+paily. Mondays only. All others daily 81.
cept Sunday.
JIM. HOOD, II. GRISwoI
6enl Manager. Gent Pass. Agent.
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
" TABLE-Dec. 49, 1889.

x on sunday will stop on signal OF to let OF
passengers.
Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily ex-
cept sunday at 30 a. M, ~ 80 p. M. 3.45 b. m.
stopping at all Intermediate stations, arriving at
Harrisburg atI6, 40,,a, m, III b. m, and ABB b. m.
No. 6 runs daily between Harrisburg and
Chambersburg.
Daily.
I Daily except sunday.
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OVER $4,000

PAID MEMBERS AND BENEFTcIARIEs
for Weekly Indemnity and Death Claims ~
THE
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'EoPLEIs MUTUAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION, OF pITTsBURG, Pa.

Y you are a business man and want to receive
50 per week in case you ate totaNy disabled
and leave 5000 to your family II killed, the re-
ship AT once.
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There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to. a man who is
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are poor"
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do you want almost all
that is known Of the value ot
%plumpness told in a way to
commend to you CAREFUL.
LIVING and SCOTS ,Emul-
sion Of cod-liver oil if YOU
need it.
A book on il free.
Sc TT \ Bowie, Chemists 1872 South 9Th Ave.
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion Of cod
liver I'll all druggists everywhere DO.
Notice the improvement in THE
WORLD.
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WESTERN maryland RAILROAD.

CONNECTING WITH
Z n r at shippensburg, and Gettvsbr..
Norfolk & Western and b. 4 q PattIsnurg
az Haeerstown Pennsylvania IN X 0 \
Frederick Junction, and r. w. -
n {. and b.. r. Railroads
at Union Station, Bal
timore Nd.
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battles are thoughts insisted upon.
Rams Horn.
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance

Ever offered to the public. as the rate
charged is directly IN proportion to the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all, While none but those safely in
snrable are.aceepted, the
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium

The principal is similar to that applied
to fire insurance. the premiums being
Of the risk. The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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MAIN LINE AND coNNECTIoNs.
Schedule taking effect October 2Oth leo,
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Notice the improvement in TIL
WORLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05

DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-The lit
tie male child of twins, aged 4 years,
of Mr.. John Gaunt, living near Berry
vile, was fatally burned during the
absence of the family from home on
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
The circumstances are, that with child
ISL simplicity he and his twin sister
were playing "housekeep," in closet
connected with their grandmother's
room-she being paralytic and I'M
able to render assistance-when it is
supposed he unknowingly trod on q
match, sitting down on it, for his
clothing was we'll enveloped in flames
when he ran out, When his father,
who was in field, came 10 his assis-
lance, his condition was pitable and
heart-rending and beyond human re-
lief, and he died in few hours.-Gdrke
(ot,-icy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05

The RvER.-The cold weather Of the
past two days has thickened the ice in
the river and postponed the anticipated
early reopening of navigation. The
Norfolk steamer arrived on time this
morning. About 4 o'clock this morn
ing the tugs Templar and Harlow ar
rived here with two three-masted
schooners and two oyster boats. One
OF the schooners, the VIM. Cobb, stop
ped here and the rest of the tow went
on to Washington. The captains of the
tugs report the ice as far down as Per-
simmon Point and that at some points
in the channel there are heavy gorges.
At Indian Head the ice was so heavy
that all the sheathing was torn from the
bow of one of the schooners and the
tow had to be dropped and the ice
|oosened up before they could proceed.
The oyster boats that left here on Tues
day were towed into Wicomico river
which that night froze entirely across.
The ferry steamer Columbia has been
making trips every two hours between
this city and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05
FIRE COMPANY MEET1SGs.-The an

FIRE COMPANY MEETINGS.-The an
nual meeting of the old Friendship Fire
Company was held last night, at which
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Z. Z. Downham,
president; W. H. Smith, vice president :
c. O. Supple, recording secretary ?. F.
German, financial secretary; n. a.
Butts. treasurer j. T. Webster, COM
mander of engine y. G.. Rowland, End
commander: J. Hammersiey, comman-
der of hose; p. Hayes, md commander
J. N. Henderson and VIM. Javins, pipe
men; James Howson and James King,
axemen; w. E. Grady, sergeant-at-
arms; John Hammersley, janitor. A
resolution was adopted that at the next
meeting the roll should be called and
the names of all members who were in
arrears for dues for six months should
be dropped.
The twenty-second annual meeting
OF the Columbia Fire Company was
held last night. The following officers
were elected President. w. ~ Smoot;
1st vice president, 4. T. Ramsay; I'd
vice president, John II. Strider; secre-
tary, F. L. Entwisle; assistant secretary,
w. II. Robinson; treasurer, George APP
pich: foreman, c. w. Dufiey; command
cr. ". H. Price; LIST assistant, Robert
Evans: ID assistant, J. L. Duffey; pipe
men, Frank Petit, VIM. Craven, Her
bert Knight, Robt. Cline, John Hughes,
and George Craven; aXemen, John
Craven and Walter Cline; hosemen,
Ernest Craven, Benz. Hughes, S. L.
Park, Ernest Crump, Frank Peverill,
y. Meader and Willie Mills; iremen Of
engine, :. T. jenkins, F. l.. Entwisle
and Samuel Cuvilier; executive COM
mittee, Thomas Leadbeater, Henry
Strauss and George Uhler Engineer
Wm. II. Wood and Driver Henry Posey
.gerc unanimously recommended to the
Board of Fire Wardens for reelection,
and q resolution was passed thanking
ex-Engineel Loudoun Campbell for the
fdthiGlness manifested by him during
The years he was connected with the
company. Subsequently Mr.. A. 7.
Ramsay. IN few appropriate remarks,
presented ~ elegant gold-headed cane
II eij from the members of the COM
paHvj TO President W. l. Smoot. The
latter accepted the present in suita
ble response, alyel. which the company
Adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05

MUSICAL ASSOCIATION MEETING
The annual meeting for the election OF
officers was held by the Alexandria
Musical Association at their rooms last
night. The following persons were
elected to serve for the ensuing year
Jno. Aitcheson, president; Robt. w.
Arnold, vice president; VIM. l.. Allen,
secretary; VIM. E. Miller, treasurer.
These gentlemen, with Robt. 2. Aitche-
son, ?. Mex. Baldwin, Jno. Milstead,
Jno. H. Fisher, E. F. Price, c. A.
Strangmann and Henry Wildt consti-
tute the executive committee. Mr.. w.
R. Whittlesey, who has in so satisfac-
tory manner performed the duties
of musical director for two years, was
reelected to that position. Two gen.
tlemen were admitted to membership
and the names of two others proposed.
The association was never stronger
than at present, as is evidenced by its
membership, the full number allowed
by its rules, 100 names, being on its
roll, and until designations occur no
others can be admitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05

THE ANTI-OPTIoN BILL.--In the Sen
ate yesterday some progress was made
on the anti-option bill, and Mr.. Sher-
man took occasion to state his views on
the subject of that measure, which
were, in brief, that although he was per-
sonally neutral in regard to it, and had
some doubts both as TO the constitution
al power Of Congress in the matter, and
as to whether the bill, if it became &
law, would accomplish what was ex-
pected oft, he would vote FOR it. in def
erence to the wishes Of farmers aSsoci-
ations and individual farmers, who be-
lieved that, with the suppression Of
dealings in futures-which Mr.. Sherman
characterized as gambling, notso fair as
what took place around the faro table
the prices of their products would be
governed by the law Of supply and de-
mand. An amendment offered by Mr.
White. (dem.) of Louisiana, including
flour among the articles to which the
bill is TO apply, was agreed to, after
some discussion, and another one, of
fered by the same Senator, 10 strike ont
the proviso to the second section, WAS
about being voted on when an Interrupt
ton came in the shape of motion 10
proceed TO executive business,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05

Az UNEXPECTED PLUNGE.-A we'll
known and popular Baptist Elder, in
returning from one Of his appointments
in Maryland, undertook to cross the
Potomac river. at Edwards Ferry last
Sunday afternoon, on the ice. When
nearing the Virginia shore the ice gave
way and he was precipitated, up to his
armpits, III the chilly waters beneath.
He scrambled out, none the worse for
his second baptism, beyond a thorough
ducking. However firmly welded to
the doctrine Of immersion, the best Of
them, as a rule, are averse to so un-
scriptural q method, and our friend is
not am communicating Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05

Two COLD IN DEArH,-I'he sad
sight of brother and sister lying dead
together is to be seen al 119 West Hill
street. John f. scbaeif died at
o'clock Monday morning, and at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning his sister,
Mrs. Herman 'Kemper, was also a
corpse. Mr.. Schaeli' died with gallop-
ing consumption after being confined
to his bed for week only. He was 35
years of age and q plumber by trade.
Mrs. Kemper's death was due to heart
failure supcrinduced by the death of her
brother. She was 80 years of age, and
two small children survive her. The
double funeral will take place from
Holy Cross Catholic Church, West
street, on Thursday morning at 8
o'clock. The interment will be made
in the Baltimore cemetery.-Ba!timore
NeWS