Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-22
For this section fair weather, followed Wednes. !
day by light rains, slightly warmer.

day by light rains, slightly warmer.
PERSONAL Cards are out for the mar
rage of Mr.. Leonard Marbury anG Mis-
Clara F. Davis, daughter of Capt Samuel B.
Davis, which Is to take place at Christ
Church on the evening OF the Gin ofNoVem
Der.
Mr.. B. II. Miner, formerly of this city but
now of Brooklyn, n. Y is one OF the speak
era whose services the democratic com mittee
of that city have secured for the coming
campaign.
Rev. John K. Mason, of Fredericksburg,
mas received cali to Marietta, Ga. Mr..
Mason will go to Marietta to preach ana
will determine upon bis acceptance or decli'
nation Afterwards.
Mr.. J. 7. Hill is confined to his home suf-
fering with an abceas. :
Miss Mabel Davidson, OF New YORK, Is
visiting at Mr. John W. Burke's.
Mr., L Marye, of the Pearl Homlny
Mills of Baltimore. is in the city on visit
TO his father, D.. Marye.
Major Newby, OF southern Virginia, and
mia wife are OF o visit to Mira Julia English,
Mrs Newby's mother.
Misses Sadie and Fannie Hallock, of Or
ange n. j., are visiting Mrs Oscar Carter
on Washington street.
MRS. Thomas Senmes has returned from
visit to her old homo in Albemarle.
Mrs r. B. Dear. of Duluth. Mimi, is via-
iting her sister. Miss P. I. Jameson on Co
lum5us street.
Mrs John LUDLOW, OF Norfolk, Is visiting
Mics P. T. Jameson.
Mrs. Thomas D. Addison, Of Fairfax, who
has been seriously i'll for some time past, is
improving.
Mrs J. P Heironemous is seriously i'll at
her homa or WASHINGTON street.
Mr.. a. : Durham, formerly auditor Of the
K I'D r. R y as 10 The citY to-day.
Mr.. M. ". Dunniagten left here to day for
Stafford to a:eud he wedding OF DR.. J. L.
Price. Of Cbsrlea coualy, Md, aud Miss Mol
lie Powers, which is 10 take place in Clifton
Church to raorro":
Rev. s. A. Wallis has returned from
trip through Canada aud has resumed
charge of hia parish ir Fairfax.
Mise Rebecoa and Miss Mary Miller have
returned to their nome 10 this city.
Miss Eliza Miller, she has been visiting
relatives in this city, has returned to her
nome in Marylan
Miss Ida Funston, of A'bemarle county,
recently passed through this city on her
way to New York where she will continue
her studies ia art at the Cooper Institute
Coon TEMPLARs' FAIR.--The fair given
DV the iACleS OF OOIusb hVNSS SO'A4
menced ct Arrnory Hall last night, eud, 81
though the first night, was largely attended.
The room is tastefGly decorated and con
tains everything that phases the eye and
tennis tbs appetite The entertainment
was considered excellent. Pcof. Emil Schsrt
,wss present duriug the evening and render
ed come fac selections on tae piano
The following is the vote for the various
ARTICLES at the fair:
Gold headed Cane-James 7. Crump S,
Granville Kelly 1, Ashby Bladen 2, L. 7.
Cook s, Geo. w Lyles 2
Cola headed Umbrella Geo. II. Hayden
Q Neo. L. Robinson ., WIN. T. Smith 2.
II q. K. of P. Chsrm-Chas. Steele .. An
drew D.,et1n 8, Geo. Bontz 2. Chas. Her
hart > Ri,>harG Roland 8.
O. G = Pin--Geo A, Young 9. S. D.
D1 E;ragasn,s Msoql--Gso. W. Petty 5. R.
M Latham 4, Capt. James Webster 4, J. l..
Duffey 3. NJ, 1o,
The Alexandria Drum Corps will attend
to.night and furEjsh music for the falr.
There will also be a neckte party. john b.
Finch Lodge, of Wssbing on is also expect
ed to be present.
POLITICAL The city democratic coIatnll
tee held meeting in the Market oolldio9 |
last night to advise and make arrangements
for the coming election. Inc comm |
think they have matters well ID manu. puv
will keen up the york of Tia canvass TIL
snndown of election 3ay. Mr.. J. II Bart
lett appeared before the committee ana
made 9 persona! expiGuation OF his position
saving thai he he'd iatenGed voting for Mr..
r II. Lucas h8d be been candidate, bat
that now that Mr Z. was out oil the way he
would vote the entire democratic ticket.
The republicans Of the Third ward held
meeting last night, which wss addressed by
MIR. ]. q Greene the: candidate for the
Legislature.
The republicans arc makiug quiet but
VERY active canvass 10 the city and county,
CORPORATION CoURT.-Judge j. K. Al.
Norton, presiding --Adminis;:Gtion upon
the estate of Robert Brown, colored, vas
granted to Jane r. Bow.
The will Of Robert Bfowa 'gsa refused
orobate because o. The marriage oil the de-
CEASED subsequent 10 the date of tbs will.
patterson Bros. ys. W. G, Chase, judg- |
ment for plaintiffs, aud order directing sale
of q horse 20 satisfy Judgment.
R. r Masou VS.. j. a. Marshall; Gemur'
rar overruled and case Continued.
Rose jackson, eoloEed, g7. lniand sno
SepboarC; COas,ing CompaDy, suit to' dam
ages resulting frcm the drowning of T.
Jackson who fell overheard from TIE steam
or ]. w Thompson as she approached her
wharf iii this city, last year; jury and
case in progress.
POLICE REPORT Las. night was clear
and cool with four prisoners aud four lodg- |
nv, ,t the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases
VIM. Reach and Roz er Campbell, color
ed, arrested by Officer Arlington ior playing
crap, were fined 81 80 each.