Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-07

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DEMOCRATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en-.
,hnsissm here over the democratic SUCCESSES
in thIs city, State aud other States has not
vet subsidized and last night ir every section
ofths city bonfres were kiudled 10 celebrate
the victories. King street wss lively till late
hour with enthusiastic democrats and the
boys not to be out6one formed miniature
torchlight professions and parsded the
principal streets, some of them bearing
figures representing General Malone ana
in several of the bonfres the boys burned
Genera! Malone in effigy. At the rooms OF
the democratic working club large cro"o
assembled and speeches were MADE oy
Messrs. james Z. Cation, Julian w. hoit,
Charles Rendheim, Emil l. Scnsrn ana
others. In the room was ccfhn containing
a figure representing Gen. Mahoue, his large
hat and all This figure 10 to De buried
typical of the political burial of the General.
Arrangements were made TO have political
demonstration to morrow night. 1t is pro-
posed to have parade, bon6res and mass
meeting 70 be addressed by severel dis
tinguished speakers. salute of one hun-
dred rounds will be fred from q cannon on
Windmill Hill at night.
WEDDING Mr.. Leonard Marbury and
Miss Clara B Davis daughter of Capt.
Samuel B. Davis, were married ct Christ
Church at o'clock yesterday evening. The
church was prettily decorated with flowers
for the occasion and was crowded with the
friends of the bride and groom. Many OF
the ladies appeared ia evening dress The
ceremony was performed by Rev Dr. Suter,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Norton. The bride
wore white silk dress long veil and orange
led baan h0unn4t
Mr.. Frank Merbury acted as beet man for
his brother. but there were no bridesmaids.
The ushera were Messrs. Thos w. Robin
son. Boiling Robinson, w. 81. Masters, J. II.
Pfice, Henry Snoot and B Davis. After
wedding supper at the residence OF Capt.
Davis, Mr. and Mrs Marbury left for New
York
REcHaB1TEs Potomac Tent of Recha
bi'es sas TeoTeaniz-d last oighi, Nos On,
at their new hall. Fairfax street b-tween
King and Pripce The following officers
were duly elected and Installed for the en-.
suiog term by n. G. r.. Wm Wells:
B.Cs. ]. Hancock D. D. R Lambert Lyles ;
Shepherd, James T. Crump; 7. C. : J. Davis ;
CR. T. Cook; D r, C. ~ Griffin; Chaplain,
Lambert Lyles Treasurer, j. q Besch; Zee Sec,
Edgar F. Thompson Fin. Sec, wm Mullen; Le-
vite Q. Daniels; l. G., Geo. Youag O. G., saml.
DevaugnD, Jantor, ". I. HIIlAu.
GREEDY DEMOCRATS -Au active aud ca
thusiastic democrat this morning went 10
prominent republican of this city aud asked
The loan of the Nellie Grant" "a small
cannon owned by the republicans of this
city, with which to fire democratic salute
tomorrow night. The republican,, good
naturedly, replied "Well, l have no ob
lection, you can have it so fer as am con-
cerned." "All right" said the democrat,
NOW give me one dollar to buy powder TO
shoot it" The republicans reply was,
"Do you want me to touch it oil siso?"
POLICE REpoRT-Last night was clear
and COO with one prisoner and eight iodg
ers st the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following cases:
Tobe Dixon. col red, arrested By officer
Davis for being drunk aud for indecent cen-
duct in the street, was tined 80
Tuos Waahington. held for the non pay
ment OF $50 fne for carrying concealed yea
oons. was dismissed upon the payment Of
the foe.
PRRsoNAL.-Mr. Oliver Pullman has re-
turned from months trip through the
western and utbwestern States, but during
biz travels fouod no better piece 20 I'VE tnsn
the country surrounding this city
Mr. G II Strangman has returned from
months trip through the South, where be
has been looking after The Portner Brewing
Conpauy's agencies
HEADQUARTERS TO BE CLOSED The
work of pae democratic State committee
having been finished, aad that il most
satisfactory manner, the headquarters in
this city will be closed after to night. Chair
man Gordon will go to Baltimore for short
time and Messrs Scott ard Shepperd to
their respective homes. All take with them
the best sshe5 Of the CT IL n CT Alexandra.
VOTES CANvAssED The com nissioners
of election msJ to-day, cAnva'sed the Vote
ofTuesday's election. aud certified to the
correctness OF the rs;urns IS pu5iishc Ia
yeaterday's GAZETTE One vote was cast
for the Lewis, Agnew aud Heermaus ticket
aud that Que in thu Fourth VIZ d M pro
hbilion ticket vas voted
Frost AND Ice -Tnere " - heavy frost
this mornins-ihe ho avest oftae sea on, aud
during the night a thin SKIM .! ice formed
in exposed pac,s.
OPERA HoUsE.-Prof. Miller, whose advertise
ment appears elsewhere, will make his first ap-
pesrance here on noxt Monday with his variety
and comedy company. Mr.. Miller is the cham
pion stonebreaker OF the world and an expert
wrestler wrestling match has been arranged