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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
MORE TROOPS TO BE DTSBANDED.
PROGRESS OF The MUSTER -oUr-Brsr DAYS IN
THE WAR DEPARTMENT

Washington. Aus THE following volunteer
regiments were ordered to-day 20 be mustered out
o. the service. The ist and 5;h Missouri. now az
Ch,ckamauga and the 81 Missouri now ~ Middle
town Penn will go 10 Jefferson Barracks. Missouri
the l5sth Indiana at Mddietowa. Penn. Vii
20 to indianapolis: the s.h Ne~-fork nov a.
Chickamaugn will so 20 Hampstead. Lone Island
Governor Tanner o, Illinois WAS at the War De
partment to-day. and A. result OF talk with him
Adiutsn,-C;ensrsl Corbin issued orders 20 muster
on. the ls, 9Th and IN Illinois. Tho Governor
sayp that matters proceeding saus'actorily %
tween the State and tho Government for the settle
men. O, The States claims Tor expenses incurred N
orrar,x,ng volunteers FOR the war
Every bureau OF IN. War Department II busy
nth matters connected with the close OF he war
The PAY Department has big task before ), y,
settling with the troops and officers IN ~" Ulti
,nu.ter-out There must be an accounting OF MAJ
Government property and each muster ron mus p
complete and satisfactory 70 the accounting oll''.s
~ the Government before there can be hi.aI sft
,iemen, The clothing ana purchases by tho sol
diers viii have TO looked UP and balanced bN W."
49, or,c.rs before Nnal payment II made Al
oricers who have charge % Government propet'y o.
any kind must accOun; for II before thcy can re-
rei,o nnal discharge The ordnance onIcerr ar
usv nrcparny ,or the reception and disposal o' n'
arms of The soldiers and blanks and papers ar.
Leinr made roady Officers from each DIaheA O.
the service will be detailed to go 20 the staie camps
xhere the final mustering-out occurs 10 'tcelIe ~
G"vs,nm.nt properly. make hnal payment ana XIV
tho soldier. their discharges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
YELLOW FEVER SPECTS.
CASES UNDER CLOSE SCRUTINY At GALVESTON
AND KEY WEST


AND KEY WEST.
Washington Aug 27.-Dr. Wyman. surseon-G Gen
eral o, the Marine Hospital Service. has received a
telegram from one OF his assistants AZ Galveston.
stating that the Army surgeon In charge there con-
siders three additional fever cases somenhst
suspicious lie has Isolated them. and has taken
the precaution 10 burn their clothing ana bedding
There are a Few cases also at Key West which
NAV turn out to bc genuine yellow fever. but they
have not yet sufficiently developed 10 warrant a
positive statement IN regard 20 them
Houston. Tex. Aug. 27.-state Health Oficer
Blunt was after his return from Galveston and
asked about the suspicious case OF FEVER at thai,
place.
The case wen, 10 investigate, said the doctor.
was tina, OF a soldier named Goodwin twenty-five
years OF age located with the troops at Fort Point
about a mile and n hall from Galveston. He las
beon there since April l. The case Is an extremely
su.nicious one. With nearly all the symptoms OF
yellow fever. This opinion was concurred In nv
Or Flv and other physicians or Galveston, ana
und.r these circumstances deemed II but prudent
,o quarantine Galveston and await developments.
'rh,s quarantine will Ne kept up for two or three
davs within which time developments Will occur
hitch viii determine positively whether or not the
,osn IL OF yellow ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
TROOPS IN CAMP AT LEXINGTON.
NETWORK AND MASSACHUSETTS MEN on IN
FRIENDLY TERMS


Lexington Ky. Aug - (SpeciaD.--The Eth New
York and the Sth Massachusetts Volunteers
camped side by side and both In General Wsite's
brigade. are on the verge OF serious trouble. The
Massachusetts men arrived here IN advance o. the
New-iork troops. and circulated the story that
the latter "Bowery boys" and would break
up everything IN town. The New-York men. OF
course resent this and Colonel Leonard says that
his have records which will compare favor
ably with those OF his neishbors At brigade head o.
quarters this afternoon - member OF the l2th
spoke OF the Sth men aa "snoomakers. and < was
resented by Massachusetts man present.
Adjutant Nermillion. OF the 18th NewIork says
the men are delighted with the new camp and are
satisfied TO remain here until mustered out. He
said this afternoon: ~ health is TO be had by n
soldier 1t should be found here We arc anxious TO
get pack 10 our homes, but long az We are 10
be kept In camp lie this is good as We could
possibly get / believe sick report Will dimn-
fish rapidly here. We cleaning up the camp
and putting ii IN splendid condition
Twenty-Five have been sent 10 the division
hospital, vho brought with them fever from Chick
amauga. Every was bent on getting away II
possible, and for several days before starting for
this pon; the would hold up, fearing they
might be left behind, and when they reached here
they had TO be removed directly 10 the division
hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
THE VISITORS At THE VArY YAED.

Tho aree number OF visitors n the Navy f"fi III
Ina, vnc< mad. NE auca a burden 10 he ofhcers
and guards that the gHtes were closed al an carry
hour veserday afternoon and visitors were hust'ed
out with but little ceremony before o'clock me
arrival OF the cruiser Ncw-York from the anchor
age a, Tcnipkinsyills furnished an additional al
traction and the number ~ sightseers VINO c'sH1.
o,ed Tor A onsnc. 10 40 board the oregon ana
inc Iowa surpa ssed The totals on THURSDAY ana
come the coming week as they were last Inc al
yI,ai of the several vessels from southern waters
,.birb arc i'm Immediate need OF attention VIII make
vcly times AZ the yard for several weeks. ana IL Is
sad that captain Sumner - inclined 20 grant fe"er
and passes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
ADMIRAL's RECEPTION AT ANNAPOLIs

Annapolis. Aug - 'SpeciaD. Admiral Schley
arrived here at ?. m and went directly TO
the home Of his w.fe's sister Miss Franklin
He had reception at o'clock. at the Annapoli
tan club. TO which he was escorted by the
Naval Academy Band.
a crowd OF over a thousand persons gathered
OF the outside OF the building. and the Admiral
addressed them. saying that the people OF his
old home through affection. probably. gave him
the credit for larger part In the victory or
July 2 than he was entitled 10. That the
Spaniards met Americans that day. and
were outcassed. and the great victory on mat
occasion was due TO the men behind the guns.
James W. Owens delivered an address OF wei
come IN behalf Of the club after which Ad-
mral SChley gave an interesting account ~ the
battle He said that tho Commander Che'
arrived on the Nev-York one hour and Ten
minutes after the last gun was fired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
IyViSTFRS EEP4RTIR RE POSTPONtD

col, n,r,s IL CUBA AID PORTO RICO WILL. WAIT
FOR THEIR PAY.
,,o,h., military incident was added yesterday
"a tho number which officials OF the Suo-Ireasury
have experienced since the war began Early yes.
,erdav a squad OF ten men In charge OF corporal
from Governors Island appeared at the corner OF
pine and Nassau SITS. They had been ordered het"
as Il guard FOR one or the pay masters =" '
volunteer service, who was expected 20 take
,,t hoxes NJ money 10 cubt and Porto Rco
ui,b which TO pay off the soldiers A hitch IN me
ns occurred and the departure OF the pay maste
pm" ,noned The last heard OF the eleven men
us thar they were still al the SUB treasury Will
"nt ratons waiting for further orders Inc Sof :
,orai took some OF he men 10 the Army bulluils
~ :" sse What could be done In the way OF supplies
chile the rest left to the dismal prospect OF
M d,ns he night in the SubTreasury Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
NAVY SICK ~ THE FIRST OHIO

c,.,,anoogs Tenn. AUG. H.-The exact number
-, ,ck mon in Battery n. ist Ohio Volunteer Light
.,tlIery cannot be learned al TINS hour. nut II
70. and has been for several Gays, fa'hei ia',e
-, -, ~ Surgeon Moore Of the battery. for
-. r,o,, Columbus Ohio. IN which he states
,,, nave can be secured here. meant that those
h.re are no, available 10 accompany me SICK MONT
'rhnrs are plenty OF nurses here bu' nom ~
pared 10 make the long ;Tips The oihcers OF ~
commands sending sick home are M
ave sandinr home all their sick aole 10 uhNei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
MASSACHUSETTS MEN DOING WE'LL.

Amesbury Mass Aug 21-Lieu'enant-Coonei
Bailey OF the sth Massachusetts Volunteers VINO
has had command OF the regiment at ChickamaugA
in Colonel Pew's absence arrived here to-day on
ten days leave Of absence In an interview Colonel
Bailey SAID tina; when he came away tho reginehs
was settled IN its new camp AZ LeXine ton, ny ana
the men were greatly pleased with IL -
The camp was much better than camp ihomaf'
and the men had picked up wonderfully since ar
irving there They nov had cases or serious
illness. All Of the sick men Were left at amp
Thomas being transported 10 the division hosplta
The sick were having the best OF treatment ana
their friends need not worry about them. AS soon
as the sick were well enough theY "ou'u w
sent home on furloughe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
SCHLEY KISSED AND CHEERED
WOMEN CLERKS OVERWHELM THE
DOUGHTY ADMIRAL.
JOYOUS scENE rs THE CORRIDOR OUTSIDE TN
NAVY EPARTMENT-LIONIzED EVERY
WHERE ~ wAsHINGTON.

JOYOUS SCENE IL THE CORRIDOR OUTSIDE TIE
NAVY EPARTMEXT-LIoNIzED EVERY
WHERE ~ WASHINGTON.
Washington. Aug 27-Admiral Schley received
a great denomination at the Navy Department
to-day. he came to the Department early. and
after a call on Acting secretary Allen emerged
from the main door OF tn. Seoretary's Office. His
presence in the building had become known, and
as soon as ne was seen cheers rent the air from
the clerks who had assembled TO latch glimpse
OF the hero of Santiago. The officers and clerks
from the Navy. State and War departments
crowded the corridors leading up 10 the Navy
Department until it was impossible 10 pass
through They crowded around the Admiral,
eagerly reaching forward to shake his hand.
The women clerks were even more demonstra-
tive. and the Admiral kissed by old and
young without discrimination. II was finally
necessary 10 form a line ana pass the crowd
around through the large rooms ~ the Secre-
tarys Office IN order TO give them chance 20
SHAKE hands with Admiral Schley. Many promi-
nent Army officers took part in the demonstrs-
tion. The Admiral finally escaped into Captain
Grow ninshieds office
Admiral Schey left Washing ION At go o'clock
this afternoon for Annapolis. Md, where he viii
remain over night. and then proceed TO Westport.
Conn, ~ way ~ Baltimore and New-York.
Wherever the Admiral appeared on the streets
he was the recipient II marked attention. En-
thusiastic cheers greeted him.
The Porto RiCan Military Commission OF
which Admiral Schley is member. will sail
next dntsday On the transport Seneca. on
the arrival at Porto Rico Admiral Schley Will
transfer his flag to the New-Orleans, which VIII
remain in port during the progress OF the work
81 the comrniss ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
ENSIGN RICHARD s. PALMER RECo'thIN"
HE HAD Az OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS At
COLORADO SPRINGS

Colorado Springs col. AIS. -'-Richafd slydam
Palmer acting ensign on The auxiliary cruiser ~
Louis Captain Goodrich commanding - IN 'his
CITY recovering from al attack o. Appendicitis
which rendered an operation necessary last SUNDAY
Palmer contracted malaiial fever while In cuban
waters md month ago he was sent 10 'o'o'"'o
springs Appendicitis set IN about two weeks ago
He was low all this week but IS now out OF danger
Ensign Palmer is prominent IN Ne~-forH hnsn-
cial ana railroad circles. He was owner OF the
ZACH, Y,mpn which was bought a year ago ~
Fnneror William Of Germany and presented 10 The
Fmnresg under the name ldcanh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
POSTAL AGENTS FOR PORTO ROO.

Washington. Aug 2,-Mr. Callahan. VINO ".s
have gone to San Juan. Porto RICO as 49,
rna evised list OF agents and clerks to be sent -
Porto Rico Is follows; -
Ouayama-JoHN F. MKENNA assn' Doo's .
pSRfSsJN and ]. r. WEBER. clerks ~ .rreS
ssn Juan-H X VAN AlSTfNE: agent; ~ AZ s 81
MERpITT H. B. LEMcKE and Dr. {. L. AinsS'
clerks - ,,,,,,rxrv .~.r,. r 7 NACKIsY.
IT, WILLIAM J. LAWN and {. u. LANDH5~' CIV
r briggs and W. H. Cli1ord w % - esa-
tiaSo de Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
an FOR SICK SOLDIERS.
THE GARRETT sASAToRIrM TURNED OVER To
TIT GOVERNMENT FOR NINETY DAYS

baltimore Aug. 2.-Dr waiter - flH'' p'A.''
me Garrett sanntorlum. al Mount ATTY, at the d''
-, y, tho United States Government for ninety
dav. this morning at the request OF It's founder
Nrs Robert Garrett The hospital IL complete III
every particular. and the Government VIII of'y
need 10 furnish some cots n a great number OF
sick soldiers sent there -. ...A -,
Tho sanatoriun Is admirably located Tor such az
emergency IA tho present. being tltuhtcu III NC
birh healthy atmosphere OF Carroll County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
FIVE YEARS FOR DIR. III NCAN.

srSrENcE OF THE MAN WHO DEsECRATEp 4
CONFEDERATE GRAVE AT BULL Run.
camp Meade MiIdetown. Penn. Aug. 2'-Tne
court-martal in the case OF Or. Duncan OF the I'd
Kansas found him guilty OF Decorating the grave
n, Confederate Officer on the Bull Run battlefield,
ana ne was sentenced last evening to imprisonment
for Ave years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
crBAN GrERILLAS 10 BE TAKEN HOME.

Portsmouth, y II Aug y7.-Five Cuban guerias
were taken OIL board the transport Resoine thiS
moon 10 Toe returned to Cuba The Resolute start "a
for New-York this Afternoon. All the marine-
brought here by the transport are In camp on Sea
yey's island They have received the freedom 81
The city and are enjoying the hospl'aiV Oh '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
YELLOW FEVER ~ VERA CRUZ.

Vera Crlz Mexico. Aus .,.-Severs cases OF ye!-
iow foyer have declared themselves and strict sani-
,,. measures are being taken to prevent a spread
-, rho disease The state authorities have adopted
or.rautlons against the Importation OF the FEVER
mo C;uls ports within thcr Jurisdiction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
yuE SOIICE Not DI ERDUE.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE hospital snip So'''"
sailed Oh Thursday from Caimanera, In SantiaS"
province ,or Boston where she is not due for sey-
.rsl DAYS vel There IL no truth. therefore, IN ie
nnrts that sh. Is overdue. end that fear Tor h"r
safety r. felt in Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
PROFESSIONS FOR HAIANI.

The steamer Arecuna. OF the New-York ara Cuoa
Mail Steamship Company's line. sailed yesterday
Tor Havana she mad on board twen.y-three pas
sengers. Her cargo consisted OF provisions ~,
Guiding 4.45o bags OF flour. AZ cases OK bacon ana
LILO barrels OF potatoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
SUPERINTENDENT TERRY I'LL.

Albany Aug 27.-Surgeon-General Terry passed
through this city to-day on his way home 10 UTICA
He is Ill In consequence OF his tour OF inspection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
vANGROrE 4ND BANCROFT AZ Old POINT.

,evport News Va. Aug G.-Thc lighthouse ten
aa- Nsnerove Oh which the Maine Board OF In
ouiry held It's sessions and the sunboat Bancroft
arrived a, Old Point to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
DR. MEDWN LEALFS APPOINTMENT

DR.. Medwin Leae surgeon to Squadron a. y. e.
n y, in addition 20 his other duties mas oeen ap-
pointed attending physician 10 General Mics :
headquarters Mt Ponce Porto Rico ny Colone:
Grecneaf. Chief Surgeon OF the United states
Amy IN Por.o Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
yYr GIOICESTER ORDERED MOVIE.

" shng,on, Aug. ?L-The Gloucester command
cd by Lieutenant Commander Wainwright. has
heo, ordered 20 sail from Guantanamo 20 New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
pEVENUE MARINE APPOINTMENTS.

Washington. Aug. -L-The Pfesioeh' 'o-ua' "Aue
the following appoin tmonss:
To b. chief engnsIs in the Revenue Snt,er
,bs United statss-ANpReW HAkh.sVTH N. Sf.,i
c1I.re1fiS CHARLES +. NASH. EDWARD NooSA"'
- .ppY T. lloyd and HERBERT ". sPEAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
D. altman + Go. UPHOLSTERY DEPT

B. altman 4 Go. UPHOLSTERY DEPT
Monday and Tuesday, August 18th and 30th.
DRAPERY MATERIALS AND PORTIERES
viii be Offered at Unusually Lou Prices.
Previous to the opening of this Falls mpoaton variety Of
Drapery Materials Poree Wall and Furniture Coverings
comprising Silk and Satin Damasks Lambale, PLAIN and
Figured Veours Reproductions Of Oriental Fabrics Wool and
Cotton Tapestries Cushion Tops etc, will be Offered, including
the following:
1000 Yards Of Fancy VeOurs, so inches wide, Bsoeaded
Macasni also Metal effects, variety Of shades; reduced
from $3.50 and $3.25 per yard to $1.35
800 Yards of Fabrics suitable for Hansns Furniture and
Wall Coverings reduced from $l.S5 per yard,to. 78C
400 Yards of Silk Damak, for Dapers reduced from
S475 per yard,to SZ.85
500 Yards of ghtweisht Drapery Silks IS and 50 inches
wide; reduced from s25 and $22s per yard to 69c
1000 Cushion Tops of Damask Tapestry, Velour, etc., at
&c., 45c and 75c Each.
$500 Yards Of English and French Cretonn various designs,
reduced from &c. and S5e. per yard to 12c and 19c
100 Pairs of Fibre Portrss Bagdad effects reduced from
$3.50 per pair, to 9U~
Also, an assortment of best quality JAPANESE RUGS IN
Oriental colors and designs, at the following prices:
A t. o. & fos ~ ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington Aug q (SpecisD-The foho~ihs
Army and Navy orders have been Issued
The age-herald., 1898-04-21
CARMICHAEL
 FOR CHANCELLOR
Chancellor Cobb's Name Was Not Put in Nomi-
 nation.
snecial to The Age-Herald.


 Montgomery. April 2O-John c. Carmi- chael was nominated for chancellor of the Northwestern circuit.
 Chancellor Cobb's name was not present. ed to the convention, the Jefferson county delegation have instructed to vote as unit for Carmichael.
 The contest was between Carmichael ana Mcclure of Walker.
 The chancery convention of the North western circuit was held In the supreme court room at 2:45 o'clock.
 MT. Henry B. Gray of Jefferson was made chairman and Messrs. T. L. Sewell, of Walker, and w. B. Oliver, of Tusca- loosa were made secretaries.
 MT. w. K. Ferry of Jefferson nominated J. c. Carmichael.
 Mr. Daniel Collier of Fayette nominated Joseph II. Mcclure of Walker.
 The name of Chancellor Charles Cobb was not put in nomination.
 The vote was as follows: Carmichael-Jefferson 30, Tuscaloosa ,.
 McGuire-Blount I, Fayette 4, Tuscaloosa T. Walker B. Winston 9
 Walter Moore of Jefferson moved to make the nomination of Carmichael unanimous, but withdrew it as the motion was out or order at the time.
 Then Mr. Collier, who had nominated MT Mcclure, announced that he wanted to make the motion to make MT. Carmichael nomination unanimous. It was adopted amid applause. MT. Mcclure and Mr. aCrmichael were then brought into the convention hall. Mr. Mcclure made a clever and generously toned speech, declaring his loyalty to the party and speaking in the highest terms or MT. Carmichael.
 MT Carmichael in a brief speech thanked the convention for the honor conferred upon him.
 The following executive committee of the i Northwestern circuit was nominated: Blount-E. K. Brown, w. r. Dickinson.
 Fayette-Daniel Collier, J. J. Ray.
 Jefferson-Henry Dill, Walter Moore. Tuscaloosa-Annon Summerville, F. M. Jackson.
 Walker-T l.. Sewel, J. H. Mcclure. Winston-E A. Paine, c. L. Haley. The committee was authorized to select it's own chairman.
The age-herald., 1898-04-21
MAY FIGHT FOR SPAIN.
Cousin of Congressman McMiIlin Leaves Hunts
 vile for Havana.
Special to The Age-Herald.

Huntsville, Ala. April 20.-Cicero Hall, colonel of the Twenty-eighth Tennessee regiment in the civil war; and cousin of Congressman McMillin of Tennessee, de- parted last night for Havana, Cuba, to in- vestigate an offer recently submitted to him to enter the service of the Spanish government MT. Hall had refused an of- fer of $500 month to enter the service in the event of war with the United States, but this was declined. However, he ex- poets to accept later offer to command a regiment to operate against the Cuban in- surgents.
 The city council last night passed an ordinance forbidding the of the county court house fence the public square as a hitching-place, abolishing a custom that has been observed here for sixty years. The iron fence around the court house has always been regarded as built especially for the purpose of horse rack, and hum dreds are htched there each day. It is likely that big fight will be made against the enforcement of the ordinance both by the country people and blythe merchants. The latter say such law will injure trade.
The age-herald., 1898-04-21
BESSEMER MATTERS.
Number of Changes in Medical Fraternity in
 Past Few Days.
Special to The Age-Herald.
T ffNF V ' it's own chairma

Special to The Age-Herald.
 Bessemer, Ala. April 20.-There have been a number of changes among the medical fraternity here during the past few months. It will be recalled by readers of The Age- Herald that Dr. s. c. Carson left here un- der cloud month or so ago. Since then Dr. T. E. Evins has been appointed con- pany physician at the Woodward ore mines and has removed to Woodward and Dr. H. T. Hefiin, who was at Woodward, has located here. Now Dr. E. M. Robinson, one of the best and most firmly established physicians in Bessemer, announces his in- tention of removing with his family to Birmingham, where he will locate perma- nently.
 pr. Robinson's departure will be loss to this community, among whom he has lived for eleven years, building up large and lucrative practice. In conjunction with his brother, Dr. T. F. Robinson, Dr. Rob- inson is at present company physician for the Sloss Iron and Steel company, the Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing conn., pany, Bessemer Fire Brick company, Ala bama Pipe works, and is also surgeon for the Louisville and Nashville, Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham railroads. His place here cannot easily be filled, and Bes- semer parts reluctantly with him and his interesting family.
 The city council held its regular semi- monthly meeting last night. Wm. H. H. Judson was unanimously elected alderman
The age-herald., 1898-04-21

ABSTRACT co.
 Ababama AbstTaet cc., 2O1 1st Ave. BOOKSELLERS AND sfATIoNERs. Smith & Montgomery Book & Stay Co. Lyman x Stone, 2O12 1st Ave. W. H. Owings, 2105 2d Ave. BICYOLE DEALERS. Riddle, Ledbetter Cycle Co.,, S21-2S 2Oth St BARRIERS.
 Fred Schilling, ISIS 1st Ave. N Taccone 109 18th St. Haircut, Shave and Shine 25c. N. 20th St. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Florence Cigar Store, Florence Hotel box
 trade a speciality.
 Monarch Tobacco Co.,, 209 goth St. Eureka Cigar Store, 105 2Oth St. CEMETERIES.
 The Erswell Co.,, 112 18th St CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHINGS. M. Well & Bro.
 J. Friedman & Co.,, 1908 1st Ave. DRUGS.
 Collier Drug Co.,, 1926 1st Ave. J. l.. Parker, 1913 1st Ave. Wilmington & Lynch, 1906 1st Ave. [. FURNITURE.
 H. Herzfeld, 113-115 18th St. J. W. Trigg, 2112 2d Ave. 1f,H Ben NJ. Jacobs & Bros. FISH AND GAME.
 Birmingham Fish Co.,, 20S-10 90th St. HOTELS.
 Grand Central. 2oth St.