Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-18
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CIRCUIT CoURT-MAY TERM.-The Circui
Court, Judge Tyier, commenced it's session
Yesterday. A grand iury was impanneled
but there being no cases brought before il
WAS adjourned over for TIE day. The cyi
docket was callsd over and several cases con
timed. when the Court adjourned until thi.
moro;no
FATAL AcciDENT.-Mrs. Mary Ohne'
German woman, about nifty years oiu' was
accidentally Killed yesterday morning oy
being run over by the Locomotive and Cars
on the Alexandria and Washington Rail
.. os;,o ,ho ra,.l Ras;, ub;le tbs
.. ,.,v 0,ow ,o,o and
h. ,ho o,,;,o.r uben sbo v.s
.,r,oL hr rho Locomotive knocked dawn
IA ,ho ,..;, ssod ovo- be- cr,sbi,o no,
= b, arm and ,biyb and otherwise iriurinp
hsr S,s I;vsa only abopt half an hour az
,or ,bo o,.,;3s,, An ;nones, was held on
,br bod, nv Coroner Neale and the iury
re,dorsd q verd;ct ,ba, the deceased came 70
3,o,b .hv heio, ac,ideot,llv run over
,,o .Ioxa,dr;. and Wasbino,on train
IA ,;, s slou,v mov;,g and m
hl.,,. m 3D.. mr., of said train or the off.
,, ,ho.ocn ur0 q rss;ded IN Oman
o,,o. ho.uoo .tfroa and Co,rmhps streets
H.. h,s,,,d g .,ssn+ a, one Of the fishing
-. u,,h ,a,b vas man;fas,ed bv
.E. IS a.. train and the messengers,
49,. IN .o,os.,,u .;.,o,os w,s rendared
.h' .ho nc,r,,,o,s ro,os,
a;,.d
The FISHING SEASON OF 1898 has closed,
and, 10 the Potomac, aud the Maryland, VIZ
GINA, and North Carolina rivers geaeralIy,
it has been a poor one. The best hauis III
the Potomac were made late N the season.
but, throughout, there were less fish in the
river than usual, and the heavy rains and
the strong currents efectually ended the
business. Nothing but the high prices of
Shad and Herring preveated disastrous
l,ss to all concerned. AS it is, but few OF
..od % or o,n.,ses
~, r:., NJ oou roodo, tho,n .
.;i,. ,,, .
hIoa olro.,
..o, ~ Go, ma The
'.' " - ~ ,onoss;+, of so,ne oc,;on
-. .;. ,d ro
'e e,,,-o, :. o,. ,,.h
''V,' .,o,.;., a,o,.od -
.,.s.,o.oa doorooso IF rho 6sb
40 1;goron, ,oosO,s o;van 70 ernIa;n wbv
90 a,,nJ,,, &c for merIv If
,ho ;,;or, re ,bs fsbe-
-, ,I-, ;,s.;,o+,5.
49,, to,l. ,,o las, co,rse % he nprsued
would Dc the aPpViptu'en' Vi J"'"' VIM
mission oy the states u harJ'auu anu
gina to frame coue VI laws having reicr-
ence to the matter to De suomitteu 10 the
Legislatures OIL tue '"o o'a'e'' auu Z" a'''t
table, ADOPTED anu aPpf''eu " 'n'"'
I'm Ur,-urp-Cpops--G, pppSs &c
r, n,,s b,,o ro,lon IN all
49,: $4,000 IS oo,n,rr for ,bs Ls, ,uo or
,,,.oa cabs The f.lds and oardens nre.
sent the most iuxurlant growth--out corn
planting is seriously interiered with' anu
complaints of TOO much wet weather be-
gin to reach us. The irnits ana berries nave
had more RAIN than they needed as Is OVID
ced by the strawberry oeds-oy the bye'
We have seen some few ripe strawuerries ana
goosberries picked within the last lew days
aud green peas have appeared IN market
and warm sun shine is now necessary to per-
feet them. The Potomac, and oil Its trlou-
tary streams, are now very h'W.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING --Dnrlng the storm
on Saturday evening last the Lightning
struck the mainmast OF the ochF' l'Ho'hy
Pharo, at the Coal "har'es, scattering tue
topmast and inJurlus the mast IN such a
way that it will have to be replaced. Inc
vessel received no other INJURY. during the