Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-11

Sarah LsVl, col0reQ. arrested ny CuCet
TIGER charged With disorGery conduc;. was
smissed with reprimaDd.
Mrs Touks, arrested ny officer Arlington
charged with diSordetly conduct, was dis
% s.ed with reprimaud.
Royal ARCANUM AT u meeting OF Alex.
a1doiG Council K. A. held at Potomac
Hall nst night the following officers were
elected for thu en-uing year: h. K Field,
Regent Jas F Psyton. Vice Regent; j..
B Watkins, o ator Thomas Moss, Past
Regen,; J f Alexander, Secretary D. b.
Aopcn, Coli ctor; George Uhler, reasu =
rer; +. J. Pollard Chaplain r. w Ar
uolI G1id.; I'sac Z chberg, Wardeu
Samuel n. Lindsay, Sentinel; Thos. Moss,
a G Un!er add J. J. Jameson, Trustees
e. g. U aler, r preventative to Grand Coun.
Gil Thomas Moss, Alternate.
GOOD TEMPLARs The most interesting
meeting OF Good Teuplars ever held in this
city took place at Golden Light Lodge hall
last night. The report of the Representa-
tive TO the recent Grand Lodge was receiV ed
with inter e5s Toe lodge room will be kept
oreD on New Years day for the purpose OF
flowing the lublc to Inspect the newly
furnished room, ard committee was ap
pointed to prepare treat for the occasion.
Golden Light string baud, Messrs. Padgett
Travis, Harper and B:isco. furnished the
entertainment, which was of an interesting
na ure.
TIE GRANGE There are about SO d,l
eates Ia attepdAnce on the meeting of the
Graz ge, in aession al the B1addock House,
in his city. representing all sec ions OF tue
State. Assistant Secretary Wiletts is
here. also NJ jpr King, of Missouri. Major
" B Alvord, of ackshurg, assistant di'
rector of the experimental station, delivered
an address this morning. The grange TO-.
day has been principally occupied in receiv
ing REPORTS and referring them, and some
,..-...vrs ...:~ -yp-;-:..-. A,ov..ug
is larger than any held for years.
CHARGE OF SEDUcTIoN.-L;eut. Smith.
to-day arrested 1. s. Lloyd, dealer in
china and eertheu ware, whose store 10 on
King street, between Fairfax and Royal, on
charge OF seduciog Emma Hal, girl
about % gears Of age, last July. Sac ls from
Fairfax county and WAS employed by Mr..
LLOYD "a clerk iu his store. A warrant
was issued for Lloyd at The instance of the
girls mother and he was taken before the
Mayor aud Justice May and baiied in the
Mr.. Lloyd denies the charge emphatically.
In MEMORY OF Mr. DAVIS In comlli
snce wfth the order Of the Mayor, the Town
bell aud he bells 90 the fire engIne houses
in The CRY were tolled between The hours o.!
y and | o'clncs to-day, while the funeral
cere,nories Of Mr.. Davis were in progress III
NV Orleens
The residence OF Mr. j. A. Ds!agnel. on
upper Prince street, wac drsped In mourn
ing to-iay in memory OF Mr Davis.
JUDGE NORTON. 1t will be aeen by the
letter OF our K chmond correspondent that
Judge J. X II Norton. OF the Corporation
Cou Of This city, has been n N q -d for
that position ny the democrats Of the LaRis-
laute. which is equivalent to his election.
Judge Norton has made most excele; t
judge. and has received he approval OF t! @
/ en- ire .ar o. the city.
STREET RAIIwAY.-Messrs. Isaac E:ch-
| bsIg, Henry Strsu-s and associates have
applied 10 Council for permission to con.
struct "a railway through the streets, no
route being named. II is reported that the
railway will hs operated in coujunction
| with road to run from Washington to
L
CORPORATION CoURT-Judge j. K. II
Norton, presiding In respect TO the memo
ry of the late Mr.. Jefferson Davis Court to-
day adj burned till tomorrow without trans.
acting any business.
MoRS LIGHT.-Counci has ordered cleo
trio lights to be placed at the intersection
of each street crossing on King street, from
The wharfto Payne.
THE Mrs1N CONCERT Tho concert by Divide
Musn the world famed violinist, will take
place 70 night at the Opera House. Accom-.
psnyiug Mr.. Musin arc artists of great sbi;lty
The New York World in speaking OF Miss Annie
Louise Tanner sg5s: Her voice is one Of the
most remarkable that has bsen heard for some
tins in our concert Io)ms. She sang the aria
from the Magic Flute and especially the stacca-
to p sges with delightful ease in manner in
fact which has net been heard for q ing time
past
LOCAL BREVITIES
TIE arst-or la,t, as the case may be-shad of
the season reached here yesterday even ng from
the fishing shore of Mr. Joseph Cswood in King
George county.
The Douglass Associstiop, colored orgsnza-
ton of thi- city, has opened free reading room
on the corner OF Gibbon and St. Asaph streets.
For the Holiday Season
Henry Brangle's Old Stand
NO. 531 KING STREET,
Is open with all tt delicsc;es that make the WIN
ter pleasant
BRENGLES ICE CREAM and BRENGLE'S
PIES speciatiss
Ornamental sind Plain Cakes are sold cheap
or than they csn be manufactured at home.
Also Cream puffs, rarts and Pastry, Candies and
rEafy of all kinds. SWEET MEATS, Fruits,
Nuts, Confectioneries, Caromels and Sugared
Fruits. he cstors for families fairs, balls and
entertainments and furnishes social parties-of
the best and at the lowest rates.
&c offers special inducements at wholesale 70
das1ers and necks carefully for country cnstom