Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-09

JtLlCE hEPORT.-L4HC nlgnG was cieei
and u,!id with eight prisoners at the station
house
The Mayer this morning disposed OF the
folloWii e cases
Dan Nelson, colored, arrested by Lieut..
Smith and Officer Price for being drums A"u
d.sorderly, was 6ned 81 5O H..
A vonno white man, arrested by Lieut..
Smith. charged with being drunk, was ais
missed.
"a pa,,is for being drunk and disorderlS,
was fined 81 so oe
Iohn Nickipe. colorod, arrested By Or
fcers Bet,is and Bremen fer an assault on
bis wifs, was bound over to keep the peace.
John Mason, colored, arrested by Officer
Henry for an assault on Henry Mason, was
fined $3.50
Peyton Mason, colored. arrested by Of
fcers Grady and Sherwood for an assault
on child of w G. Rrenner, was Goed 81 50.
Hal Griffin James Dudley and William
Price, colored. arrested by Officers Taylor
and McCueu for gambling, were fined 50 30
each or given 80 days 10 all.
Gee. Ward, David Brown, Frank Smith,
georgia Lucas and another young man. al
rested by Officers BATHS, Bremen, McCuen,
Hayes and Howison for being drunk and
disorderly, were fned so each.
Virginia Nelson, colored. arrested by OF
icer Howison for disorderly conduct, had
her Case continued.
| Harry Boatler, coored, arresied By Officer
Btenner for 40 assault on Title Brooks, for
i feired so collateral
Rotert Dodd, arrested by Officer Grady
for being drunk on the street, forfeited IS
collateral
Harriet Russell, oolored. arrested by OF
| ficer Jones for dsorderly conduct, was hnea
50 so.
Toomas erson. colored, arrested by Or
ficer J mes for an assault on Rose Quander,
was fined $3.50.
Annie jackson, charged with disord erly
conduct, was dismissed.
DEATH OF Mr. MICHAEL BossART. Mr..
Michael Bossart, for many years resi-
dent of this city, died In Washington
this morning after about two hours illness.
The deceased was bern In Germany. but
came to this country when q young msp.
He was baker by trade, and came to Alex
andria over thirty years ago, where until
recently be conducted bakery and confec-
| tionery. Mr.. Bossart was we'll and favors
bly, known hereabouts, being man OF
genial disposition, and hosts Of friends and
acquaintance will regret to learn OF his
! death. He was taken sick about two O'CLOCK
this morning with what wss at hrst
supposed to be visceral trouble, but con
tnued to grow worse, until about O'CLOCK
when he expired presumably from apoplexy.
The deceased was sixty.two years old. The
remains were brought here where the inter
ment will take place.
KNIGHTS TRMPLAR CELRBRATIoN.-As
heretofore stated. MIR. James l. Beck, OF DE
Molay Commanderg Of Lynchburg, has been
selected as commander OF Division No. 10
the parade of Knights Templar, vt their
Grand Encampment IN Washington. next
| month. His command will consist of Rich.
mond Commandery No. g De Molay No. 4,
Appomattox No. 6, Petersburg Stevenson
Commandery. No S, Staunton Lynn Com
mandery No 8, Marion; Cd Dominion No.
! II, Alexandra Winchester No. II. Win.
chester St. Andrew NJ. 10, Richmond (;
Hampton No. IL Hampton St. Johns No.
l Wilmington, Del Grand Commandery,
| Vermont; Grand Commandery, New Hamp-
shire; MI Horeb No 3 Concord the
| Grand Commandery and four other @ cm-
manderies from Connecticut.
BODY FOUND The partially decomposed
body of Edward n. Da Frainoi was fund
shore Of The Potomac, near the Three Sis
ters, by Mr. George WoIlz The deceased
came to Washington last spring from Balti
more, and was employed on dredeer at
KidweIl Flats. He disappeared last Mon
day. A pistol was found near him and
wounds indicating suicide. and a letter on
bis person gave Il 10 police the clue to his
identity. The theory of suicide was borne
out by the testimony at the inquest yester
day. and as no one claimed the body, 1t
was buried by the Virginia authorities at
| Rossyn.
CORPORATION CoURT-Judge j. K. III.
Norton, presidin0-A certified copy of the
will of Jno. l. Morrison, of Allegheny coun-
". Md, was admitted to probate.
Richard Cowling qualified as admiDistra'
tor of lcs Cowlng, deceased, and gave
| bond in the sum OF $500.
| A number of suits which had been OF tho
docket for the past seven years without any
orders having been entered concerning them
were dismissed.
The docket was cleared. cases set and
court adj burned till tomorrow morning at
| II o'clock.
1.-THE STREETS OF New YORK" which
will be presented at the Opera House on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings 10
melodrsma 80 we'll known that extended
comment seems unnecessary. 1t has been
constantly before the public for thirty-two
years and seems to be as popular with the
masses to day as it was when first produced.
1t will be presented here by GARDENERS
splendid company with all the original
scenery and effects This is considered one
of the very best plays ever written by that
| fam ouo anthnr Dim Rnuonicault
DEATH OF DIR. WAsHINGToN-Dr. VIM
Washington, formerly of this city and a
brother of MIR. George Washington, died at
Stockton, CAL, on Wednesday last of paral-
ys-. He was a native of Westmoreland
and when young man practced hie pro-
iession here During the war he was one Of