Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-18

NJ Thomas Pullman, son of Mr.. Paul
! l;i 1au, who left here come months since
f., !! avenworth, Ks is very i'll there and n's
mo- II aud brother have gone to atseho
bim.
r.. ] ]. Taylor. D. d., pastor OF So.
! Franc. street Baptist church, Mobile, Ala,
snent the afternoon in the city with his
friend Rev. l. NJ. Mercer. He will be pre-
cot and take part In the prayer meeting
service at the Baptist church Tonight.
Among the passengers who arrived here
tbis morning on the Norfolk boat, was Gen
Groner. who was on bis way to Washington.
Mr.. Chas. ]. Wise has returned from a
visit 10 southwestern Virginia.
THE REPUBLICAN SITUATION The New
York Herald's interview with DIR. Gravea,
which was republished in the GAZETTE of
yesterday has greatly exasperated the
s.raiehtouis Mahoneites) and they are
"kickers" They claim that while Mr..
Malone wing of the party, he is In fact
backed up By Messrs. Agnew, Corbet,
Greene aud other leaders of the "kickers,"
and say the action of Mr.. Graves destroys
every prospect of his ever obtaining the
prizs be has diligently striVen for; |. g.. Col.
lector OF Customs for this port, and destroys
every influences with the administration
when MIR Agnew imagined he possessed.
and they now regard the appointment Of
Mr.. Lucas as Collector of Customs, aud Dir.
Mr.. Windsor as Postmaster as absolutely
a. sured
POLICE REPORT Last night was dark
and rainy with four prisoners and four LODI
gers at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases:
Richard Bsale, coored, arrested By officer
Sherwood, for an assault on John Plnex,
also colorec; Ann Cooper, colored. b9 officers
McCuen ami Davis. for disorderly conduct;
Thos smith, coored by officer Hayes, for
abusive language, were each tned 81 6O
George Lucas, arrested by officers Sher'
wood and Jones, for An assault on Virginia
Nelson, was fned 50 so
Ell. Meade, arrested by officer Taylor, for
being drunk and disorderly, had his case
continued.
Constant Ponnet, arrested by officer
Henry, charged with abusive language, and
Thomas Mahon, charged with violating
police regulations at the A. q +. depot were
dismissed with reprimand.
OPERA House Mr.. Dan. A. Kelly and
Miss Henrietta Berleur, assisted by care
fully selected company, will appear here to.
morrow night in the successful melodrama
AFTER Seven Yesrs" in four chapters. The
Baltimore american says: "Mr. Kelly, the
manager, has recently made tour of sever
al neghboring cities playing TO enthusiastic
and crowded audiences. and elicitiDg from
press and public the most pleasing encomi
ums. Mr.. Kelly as a character and dialect
comedian, has no superior, and he has much
cause to felcIate himself when he seen the
decided approval with which hls perform
ances are received"
BiQUfsTs The will of Susanna Rosins
Green was admitted to probate in Washing
ton yesterday. To her sister, Mary Dorothy
piez. she bt queaths one half of what is known
as The west end property 10 Alexandria, Va,
and after her death to the Alexandria ln-
Urinary absolutely for the benefit OF the
moor. To her son, James NJ. Green. 81 600
in trust, which is to be invested, and one.
half the interest derived therefrom used vi oa
her lots 10 St. Pauls Cemetery, Alexandria.
and Mount Olivet Cemetery, In the Diatriot
of Columbia, and the other half on her lot
in Oak Hill Cemetery.
INJUNCrIoN-Tha assienees' ssle Of the
personal property of MIR. Hugo Herfurth.
which was fixed for to-day, was yesterday