Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-14

CORPORATION COURT.-JudGe ". Is 0ledde
presiding. -The last viii and testament of
John Leonard was admitted TO probate, and
y =. Smith appointed administrator With
the Il annexed
Th last viii and testament Of Michael
Smith '. as admitted TO probate and his wild
ow, Ma, Y Smith, qualified as administrative
$1,000 Mr.. Smith left his estate 10 his
widow
G. A. Mushbach was subslitu 10 the
place of s. G. Nesle as trustee in the case Of
Fenwick ct. als. w. Neele.
VIM. barley and Fred. Klaus were ap-
pointed trustees of Potomac Lodge ]. o. o..
F., in place of J. w. Nails and B. F. Peake.
Indiana Davis ct. al. W. F. G. Neale Ell.
al; motion for the appointment OF a receiv-
er motion doned.
Administration upon the estate of Charles
Minnigerode, deceased. was committed 10
II. r Dnlauy.
The REMAINDER of the session WAS occu
pied IN Inc consideration OF various attach
ment suite against the Norton Shipbuilding
Company. and their further consideration
continued till Thursday next.
Court sd ,urned till 10 morrow morning.
Yesterday evening Henry Jewell, alias
John GoiDg8. who had been indicted by the
g;and jury IN the morning for stealing q
horss ftom Mr.. w. A. Smoot some months
ago was convicted ard sent 10 the peniten
tiary for three years. He plead guilty aud
no trial was gone into-the jury returning
verdict without hearing testimony or argu-
ment.
PERSONAL Rev, Milton B. Lambdiu
sud bride are in the city on visit to the
parents OF the groom
Tho Atlanta Democrat says: MI j. l.
Grigg, formerly travelling agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine Co. has been appointed
manager by the said company for Atlanta
county with his headquarters in this city,
The condition Ct Mr. A. c. Hurmon con-
tinues to improve.
Mr. AMI Mrs. julius B. Crowell have re-
turned frou II trip through the Northern
and Western States.
DR.. w. G. Ashby is confined to his home
with a severe cold.
The Richmond Dispatch says: miss Liz
zie Wright Winston, of Richmond, and Miss
Matte Mclean, of Alexandria, full gradu.
ates, have come to Richmond from the State
Normal School OF Farmville with the high
est honore.
Mr.. A. H. Agnew has gone on pleasure
trip to Florida
hlT. :. u. DroHG VIII iHt'u'e tuo
c. 4. rooms 10 nigh. Suhj sct-"Casaic s."
Mrs General Pickett who was present at
the fair last night was introduced 10 MIR. Il.
w. Avery, who was General Pickett's cou
ier. She 'ecogniz d Mr.. Avery at oace and
leelinglY said: Il recollect Tbs many mea
ssges you brought to me during the war,
end many OF then were love m essages, too
Mrs. Pickett was presented with hand
somely painted PLAGUE which had been
sent to the fair by lady in Georgia.
LENvEN SERVICES To-morrow, Ash
Wednesday, il tbs beginning of Lent and
services will he held ia the churches a5
fnllows
Christ Church-Servces Mt II a III.
ST. Paul's Church--Servces at 5 p u.
Grace Church-SerVices at a. N.
st. Marp'5 Church-Services at a. N.
During Lent services will be held every
Tuesday and Thursday evening at o'clock
at Christ Church; every Wednesday aud
Friday evening at st. Pau's Church at
O'Clock every morning at Grace Church at
7 O'clock.
After this week service will be held at 81.
Mary's Church every Thursday and Friday
evening st 7:30 o'clock.
SHRovE TUEsDAY-AsH "WEDNESDAY
To-day is the last before Lent and is known