Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-11
LOCAL n EWS.

Court was held to-day.
G,o Dufty, Commissioner Of Revenue elect;
untitled and with T. g. Swaine, A. Butts, j.
4 Johnson and Henry Strauss, his sureties,
and gave bond in the sum Of $4,000.
VIII of Mrs Harriet Smith was proved and
John b. Daingcricld Executor, qualified and
gave bond.
Vim. Barnett was appointed guardian of
Thomas Dillon and WIN. Arthur Barnett, and
qualified. :,
Jacob Follz, magistrate of lst Ward; Jas. S.
French, magistrate OF md Ward; aud Robert
Bell, magistrate of 4th Word; qualified.
Samuel Cuvillicr was appointed guardian al
Item Of Samuel Lewis aud Chas. Cuvillier.
Licenses for ordinaries were granted to Mary
o Neal, NJ Normic, Louis Arplch, VIM. +.
Woods, Jno. r. Gray, ,jno. l. Kelley, Z. Il.
iirmes Geo. Steuernagle, Eli Pettey, Jeffrey
Roberts, Edward Hug hes, }. W. Baggett,
Noses Kit, Jno. Ahern. Henry llerbuer,
Jacob Bohrauss, JuStus Schneider, Jno Muir
phy, JAS. Green. Michael Buckley, Jno. Nc
,;aley, JAS. H. Dugan, VIM. Rogers, Jno. W.
Morgan, Fritz Schneider, q. kreig Michael
Smith o. Nugeut Geo. Bossart, Enoch lSles,
and Sanford Brown.
James Ennis, constable, qualified
b. q. Thomas vs. y. +. Thomas ct ais; IN
chaucery; docketed by consent; James Il. Cation
appointed guardian ad Item OF Infants Ada ).
aud Florence NJ. Thomas; answers of guardian
ad Item, + J. Young, ~. + Thomas, u. NJ.
Monroe, j. r. Major and wife; and petition of
Jane Thomas filed; and decree for sale, and
Continued.
Moran VS.. Johnston ct ais. in chancery;
mandate of Court of Appeals received; ordered
to be spread upon the minutes, aud cause re-
juStatcd; leave granted VIM. N. Brown to
withdraw bonds for purchase money.
Jameson ct ais. vs. Burragc; 10 chanccry;
rule against defendant enlarged to the next
term.
Minor VS. Lee ct ais; in chanccry; decree
for private sale.
Farnaucc VS.. Mcknight: and Mcknight VS..
Mcknight; in chanccry; decree for consollda-
ton OF causes
Church VS.. Watkins chanccry; decree for
distribution.
Wingtcld, trustee, VS. Barnett ct ais, chan
Gerry; report Of Commissioners OF sale filed and
decree.
Taylor and wife VS. Robert II. Wade ct ais;
chalccry; decree Tor private sale and dlstrlbu-
ton Of proceeds.
POLICE REpoRr The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters siuce yes
tcrday:
q
dcry conduct was fined and discharged
Alexander Harovcr, from Fairfax, for drlv-
Ing his wagon through the market square some
Time ago, was fined aud discharged.
The above cases were tried before the Mayor.
g. krcig, a restaurant keeper, had Que OF
his ucghbo arrested because said neighbours
child had assaulted his child, aud because the
ncighbor had threatened to assault him. but
Justices Padgctt and May, before whom the
east, was tried, dismissed the case, dividing the
costs between the parties.
William Field, for striking Elias Jameson,
both colorcd with sledge hammer, and the
complainant, were both bound over to keep the
peace, and the costs divided between them by
Justice Padgett.
\ coat ana pair Of pants picked up on the
streets last nj ght and brought to the station
house, was reclaimed this morning by their own
era resident Of Que Of the ncighboring counties,
who had thrown the bundle at boy last night
and forgot to pick 1t up.
As complaints had been lodged against seve
raj members Of the police force for derelictiou
Of duty the Mayor had the members of that
force summoned to his Office at the station
house this morning aud warned them of the
cons, uucuces should similar charges be sus
tanned.
There was but one lodger at the station house
last night.
GLOVE FACTORY. The parties who have in
charge the project Of establishing glove fac
tory in this city are succeeding, and there is
every reason to expect that prosperous tac-
tony with an ample capital will be 10 operation
here in short time, as some oil the most
practical residents Of the city have taken hold
otir. The profits in this branch of manutac
tory are far greater than Ill many others, and
as the supply of gloves has never been equal
To the demand, dealers having to wait some
times wct * to have their orders flled) there
/, nc fear of ovcrstocking. the market. The
handmade buck and oil dressed sheep gloves
are the class of goods which it is proposed to
make. la addition to the profit Oh them, the
work of making them will furnish abundant
employment all through the winter to women
aud children. TO start this business requires
hu expensive machinery and very little outlay
iur room rent, as Il cutting room need not be
large and can be gotten very cheap. The ser
Vices of a man who has been raised to the
business can be secured as manager aud every
thing looks favorable let all take interest
enough III the matter to go to the meeting that
will be called in few days to organize the
company.
Ing of Old Dominion Commandcry, No. III /,
knights Templar, held at their Asylum in the
Masonic Temple last night, the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
+. A. Ried, Eminent Commander; VIM. ii.
Lamb .rt, fredericksburg Geo. r. Shinn Cap
tain Gcnetal; VIM. y. Moore, Treasurer; l.
f. Alexander, Recorder; Mathew kcrsey, Sc
Nor Warden; Jefferson Tacey, Junior Warden;
s n. Garwood, Standard Bearer; b. II. Iam-
bert, Sword Bearer; \. S. Dunn, Warder;
Rev j. d. MITCHELL prcIate; j. IL. Reid, r.
A. Adam aud Joseph Grigg, Guards. This
Commandery since its organization about two
Years ago, has grown very rapidly, and can now
boast OF membership comprised OF some Of
best residents of the city and at once takes
rank with the foremost organizations of the
Kind in the country.
BOAT RACE-The boat race to come Oft on
Monday next is a topic of much interest to