Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-13
CRY COUNCIL.

SITN COUNCIL.
mar meeting Of the City Council was
lTu rur BOARD OF ALDERMEN
osI'.d 10 ORDER at quarter 10 eignt
91' and some minor business was dis.
0toyA s,,er rhich an iniermission of fif-
poe. ,-9fes followed, al the end Of which
's'1 5a so,rd Wa Informed by the Com
!.l7 raon. II that j, was through with its
n.y. ~. aud ady to adjourn.
oi.'7 .s,s fluc.ure, however, Mr.. Bryant,
rnuifi. = on Streete, reported in
,i''l r,srQap the petition OF the Postal
i''0' ..niauy To erect poles within
-,ei,- under certain conditions
.-- y -..5.i ua- adopted, after which th >
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COMMON COUNCIL.
Geek before niue out OF the six
r.,.r4 Of the Council attended.
.rsl S.,-euey then called the Council
.1io, occes;oaed much discussion and
ton wa bret one.
49,, .or report Of the Committee on
.e" ~, b. ~ The Postal Telegraph
,o u-e fer its pOeS portions OF
w., VT. 0 ouoco, Pcndleton, Union to
,', K.rp. aud Frirfax streets, came from
ra-.el called sttenLion TO the fact
Weston nion Telegraph Company
.'.t.ll- poles not oniy in its own right OF
NY" 1,.,ip th. OF the late Southern Tele
We, r,mrsny aud has now double set
sa',.urd,ra graut OF one set. de said
~ ,t.,ar,eso on we'd have every street
...ria,,d ai.h lhe el-grsph wires of the
o.,6ou Of Nj Coibett the Council
...er,.I TO ite acton Of the Alder
,.l committed the matter, with in.
to4cgmnittee to ffrme an ordi
..,.r a. grant of the tight Of way
',E..,.ca Ion Of - bond by the Postal
r.r+rm ConFaay not TO transfer Its
y, W.dI.y p,1,l what bad become Of
r,..,.ptiar passed by this board in rea
,.,.,.;H.. rjarivro t the Alexandra Water
T.sr..,k r,p,jrd hat it had been sent to
,ts Barl Of Aldermen aud never returned.
,s- said that it had been laid on the
l,asin tne Board Of Aldermen.
Tbecers. I has never been returned to
The Board ,urned until the / h Tues
DAY u Matca.
CorNTY NorEs. Ga the i Thursday in
N,ynext there will be an election Of dis
the, clicers in the county, TO Wi; one su-
neryisor. aud three magistrates .and one
constable for each district. The present
corntv Treasurer. Commonw ealth's Attor
rev. Sheriff. aud Commissioner Of Revenue
Ar elocted Tor ur years and their term OF
office expire Juue 50. 1881 The Clerk Is
elected for six years sud his term expires
Two years later
Duuug Inauguration week many visitors
were in the county making Inquiry as to the
location Of the Mt Vernon Avenue There
wre aso many visitors at The national
ccme'ery at Arlington. TIE Government
ba- a road from tho AqUeduct bridge to the
cemetery. bat during the week Of the insu-
garafaHJ vas almost impossible, 90 deep
9as .as Md and many were the blessings
siyeu the government by old soldcrs,
i0, oct having p stone road from the Cap
tato Arlington
NJ Feed VI Low. Of California, snd Mr
aud Mrs \. b. Andrews, Of NJ. Ploasant,
wa visited friends in the county duTiag
.ss'We.k
Iae a0.9le County Clerk, Mr.. H r..
inrG continues to improve his pretty
nome az Ca,ia'- Springs.
foucs Report Last night was clear
and coo with three dodgers bu, no prisone 8
3, The aliou house.
TIE MAYOR his morning disposed OF the
following casts
I@o young white II N charged with dis
orderly conduct on upper King street on
sunday were hnei 81 % each and five other
'oang meu, hrse coo:ed and two white, ar
rested Oh the same charge, we're dismissed.
Louise Thinner axe, charged with the lar.
GsaS0ia lolle from Chas. GREENWOOD was
sent to ii for 20 days.
Iho- bnerion, colorad, charged with
stealing watch, was sent to Jail for four
mUtt-
Iolp THIEF Saor;ly after dark last
lilb r~c orange negroes went into the
'.oreei il lloyd on King street, and
VINE oneo bem engaged the attention OF
thr GEEK The other stole two boxes OF table
SllYt- hid them under his coat. The
'lr'swos seen bg Mr. Charles Beach, who
"ss On 'br outside OF The store, and who at
once entered and grabbed for the negro
@aTn Toe latter turned and cut at Eff.
Deacd win smfe. Both the negroes then
Il7oei rom iae store and made their es.
cape
MEDICAL MsErING The March meeting
o. .ae Alexandra Medical ciety was held
,''' uis1i az TIE olli;a Of Drs. Gibson, there
ISn' sIso eseut ilts. Jones, Klipstein,
's'nlon. blidsaii and Purvis. Or. Purvis
resented paper on "A Compound Frac
r'e OF the Frontal Bone Successfully
1t'ep1ned which ELECTED some discussion.
- A'lps.eiu was then appointed to pre-
lafe pspel to be read At the April meeting
oi'he society
DsArH OF Mn W. P FRENcH.-Mr. vii
ran French Youngest son of Mr. Geo. f.
,'sl'o' 'iiei a HE home, on south Wash
lyon street. about midnight laat night.
s. boe i.'nesI OF a complication OF dis