Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-12

OLlCh NENS.-iHO thfcn ROM2G, Ida
OD9lI. Ella Taylor AID Emma Dean, -noa.ioncG
10 Saturday s G.Z ,atc as having been arrested
ia house f bah roputc. on Fairfax street, co
complaint OF Charles Dean. whose wife was
Staying 10 the htuIc against his c5n5ont. were
later 10 the evening taken before tho Mayor,
who sent Ida O'De to Jail for Twelve m5nths
and Ella Taylcr to TITO workhcusc Tor six
months in default of the payment OF fnc OF
500 each. Emma Dean, VINO said she loved
the ground, Charley. hcr husband, walked OF,
but was unwilling TO live with him because nc
beat her. fioally promised TO 20 bsck 10 her
home, and was released.
The Msyor had brilro him this morning
James Simms, James Green. snl Al Mcyu3u,
oil for being dturk aud diScldcrl5: James Phil
lips. Tor abusive language to Richard jgvius;
dry goods merchant. fer obsEuctirg tho side
walk with boxes; Hattie Douglas cJIotod, ior
otGsilog nuisslce 10 the streets, and Two sa.
loon keepers Tor selling Intoxicating 'iqd075 YES
torday 10 violation =! the Sunday law. Jamis
Simms was scDi 70 the chain gang for - days
James Green Was iiucd s. aud discharged. AL.
McCucD vas fined - or % days en- the chain
gang. James Philips was iintd Fl and die
charged, The dry go0dI merchant was fined
- ana DISCHARGED. Hattie Douglass vas dis
missed with rep1lrsn1. The Two ssluon
;
Tho resident sample merchant, arrested Cd Sat,
urday last ior selling goods without iGopHc
was post pontd al TO morrow mollilx. a
c)lOred boy named Washington. sriea!cd Sal
uTdsY afternoon for iumpiug Oh railroad trDio
while IN motion YVES dismissed with ropri~
mand. Counsel loc Ida O'DaI tho Evman
sut 10 i,i! Saturday evening ast in defiant Of
The payment OF line OF 5000 for keeping Il
house OF Ill lamc, appealed from tho decision
"I The MsyOr. Inc appeal was granted, auG
Tie casa will cJmo Up bttra Ju lpO Chiffon, OF
mo Corporation Court
Sarah MITCHELL cOlortd. for abusive iahi u!go
ca complaint of Lavinia jackson. hIso cvsorct
Was pat under bonds by Justice Thorn. soa this
HnorlIng to keep tho pesos ior 5 X months
The RAIN STORM YESTERDAY EVENING.-
ls:crdGy evening about iVo O'ciock thicS
black cIJuda gathered Ia tie p0tthTc aud
soon storm OF wind and rain strnck the city
ltaln lei! 10 torIcnts until nearly six 'clcck, and
lle wind blew almost hurricane. The rain con.
l'tued TO fall Tor scme Umo after tho sicrm
which was followed by lightneg ED thunder
HAD subsidized. The wind, besides blowing d0w1
anumoer ct trees and taEo2s, blew over sevtra
cAlmneJs. q roTilOn Ct the chimney GO tho
c5mmssIon house OF Mtslts. Fisher & Bro, or
great crash and tjnrng tho root Of tito build
INK.
Charles and Edward EokluG, Of Washing
ton, while cu! sailing yesterday afternoon, wcr,
caught 10 the stcrm off tho arsenal. Tho bo,t
upset and they weu'd hnvc boon drowned har
not Two boys gore out with raft and rescued
them.
Il number Of small boats containing bcys
were blown sshtro on The Maryland side OF tn
river.
The excursion s!csmer5 Ctrcoyan aud Exool
SLOT were caught in tho storm en- their ia
down the river. Tho passengers Wcre great
alarmed. No daneg, was, however. douo [
them or The Mary Washington, which Was me
IN her return trip by the tornado.
Observation-Disclosures ITEMS All tn
churches wero open yesterday, but lbe cou9rc
CATIONS, which in tho morning Tero small o
account OF tho warm weather, were smayr 6
night, oWlcg 20 the rain. 10 s.. Mays, on
many of the Protestant Churches thsnksgi,
ings for tho rain of Friday night and prayer
lCr moro rain and the recovery of President Ga
ilG'd we're offered. Rev. DR.. WaIk,r. of ;h
iheoiCcg'cal Seminary. preached morning an
hi9ht 10 Christ Church Rev Father Dc Wo!
tue new assistant pastor Of S.. Mays ChuIc
preached Tor the frs! time in that church