Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-16

}ihS OIS udNo lIN'lSu u1' a I1uScihhN, SpS-
rotary of The Boys and Girls National
H ,me and Enploym ut 'aociation of the
u .ited States aud Dominion of Canada. o
address the citizaus of Alexandris. II o
meeting will be- held at the Opera Hou; Q
next Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
POLICE REpoRr.-Last night was Gear
anu cool until about o'clock, when it be-
came cloudy. There were four dodgers and
eight prisoners at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
followirg cases 4:
John D Beach, arrested by Lieut.. Smith,
charged with shooting quo in the corpora
ton limits. was fned 81.
Dennis Napier, colored, arrested by OF
Il ,er Peica, charged with being drunk on the
street, was 6oed 81 30.
Thomas pierson, colored, arrested by OF
fcer Ticer charged with being drunk on the
street. was fined $3.50
Wber c. Carter. arrested by Officer Tay'
lor, charged with beating nls wife, Henrietta
Carter, had his case continued
Felix Compton, arrested by Officers lay
lor and Brenner, charged with being drunk
on the street, was fined Sl.5O
Joseph Malley, w. Bradley and Frank
Ffsucis, arrested by Officer Arlington and
Special Officer Smith. charged with disor-
derry conduct, were fined 81 80 each, and
Thomas Morris, arrested on the same charge,
was dismissed with a reptimend.
Thomas Fliey, arrested by Officer McCnen,
charged with being drunk and disorderiy,
WAS given 20 days on the chau gang
Octave Held, found sick on the street, was
sent TO the Aims House.
FUNERALS The funerai Of the late Julian
" Holt, Commonwealth Attorney, took
place Yesterday evening from his late resi-
dence on King, near the corner OF fayette
stre t. aud was very largely sttende6 inc
K lights of Pgthias, Old Fellows. U ited
O der of Mechanics, Red Men, the Bar Az
sociation, aud Bachelor Club, esch at
teuding in body. The funeral es
cort was led by Rathbone Uniform Raak,
headed by detachment of the drnm corps.
Rev. Jas /. Vance. of the Second PreSby-
terrain Church, conducted the services at the
house, and at the grave Mayor Downham
and Messrs. Ssusbury, Bagg att, ani Buyer
read the services of their respective orders
atthe grave The pail bearers were Messrs.
:. q Brent A. w Armstrong, J. Beach,
F. Scoawb, G Brill, II o Cook, w. Hinker,
aud r l. Tyler.
The funeral services of thu lse Mr.. Jobu
Ryrue took place at | O'Clock this after.
noon at his late residence, on south Royal
street, after which his remains were con
veyed to the Midland depot, and sent to
Manassas for in,ermenf. The pail hearers
were Messrs. Jas. Peverile. II Downs,
J. II. B,yd, Geo T. Baker, Wan Su ton and
]. : Fowler.
The remains of Mr.. l. d Harmon, BROTH
err of Mr.. A G. Harmon. were brought here
from Washington this evening and inferred.
ACCIDENTS As Mr. Gso. w. Tripett
and his cousin, Miss Kate Tripett, were
driving to Washington on Saturday morn
ing. when on the Long Bridge. the buggy
10 which they were driving became TANNED
between two brick wagons and the oceu
pants were thrown out Mr.. Triplett was
severely hurt in the breast and the young
lady considerably bruised about the head
They were brought back to this city where
surgical attendance was promptly procured
aud both are now out OF danger. The bug
gy was cons;d srably broken up.
John Milsieed, telegraph operator at
the iuuction of the Y. NJ. and A. and f..
rosds, short distance from town, caught
his foot In frog of the road last Friday,
and falling broke bis arm.
Mr.. Thomas Ballenger, formerly OF tbs
city, was severely Injured at Jersey City,
J last Friday by being caught undera fail.
ing cafe In the office of the Adams Express
Company.
GOOD TEMPLARs A new lodge Of Good
Tempsrs will be organiz in this city to-
night at ODD Fellows Hall, on Columbus
1900 Tno lodoo ,rll proha hlC start with