Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-30
District Attorney BorlanG, praying thaI
the murderer may be brought to trial.

POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
and mild with two prisoners and seven
dodgers at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following casee:
Isaac Page, colored, arrested by officer
Davis charged with Insulting Miss Drsifus
on tba street, had biz Gaze continued until 4
o'clock.
Toots Lindsey, colored, arcs ed by officer
Jones charged with throwing stones, was
fioed $1.00
James Young, arrested by officer Howison
charged with lunsoy, and who had wandered
from his home in Baltimore, was taken back
by a fiend.
John Nelson, charged with an assault on
John s. Walker, was fined 81 so.
VIM. Willis. colored, charged with threat
eniug the If. of Chss. Preston. also colored
was put under $50 bond to keep the peace.
TAKEN HoME-The insane man arrested
here on Saturday, IS stated in the GAZETTE,
proyes to have been James Younr, of Balti.
more. of unsound mind, who had wandered
from his home In that city. Ftisnds OF the
unfortunate man came here yesterday md
took him home. He bad stopped passenger
trains between this city aud Bntke's Sta
zion. on the V. NJ. r R, by throwing him
self on the track.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION The officers OF
the German Co operative Bui ding Associa
tjon. No. 5 for the year beginning January
1, 1890, arc, I Eichberg, president J.
Schneider, secretary M. B. Harlow,
treasurer. Directors: f. f D,wnham,
Pster Aitcneson. John T. Hill. Emanuel
Francis, B F. Price, Jot n t. Nails Trus-
tees: Worth Hulfsh, George w. Fisher,
and Joseph Kaufman.
WEEK OF PRAYERS 'rvices for the week
OF PRAYER, commencing next Monday night,
will be held % follows: Monday. Grace
church; Tuesday, Trinity Wednesday,
Baptist Ghursday. NJ. E Church South {;
Friday. Second Presbyterian Saturday,
Methodist Protestant at 7:3O o'clock. A
collection will be taken up at each serVice
for the benefit of the Y. NJ G A.
THE BoREAN BLAST that at au early hour
OF the morn sroused the sleeper has dis
PEELED the spriug-.ike weather and brought
back TO mind the fact that winter Is still
with US and that we shall probably be held
in it's 10y grip for some time yet. The pre-
diotions are that we are to breath an at
mosphere below the freezing point very
shortly and that ice will be plentiful.
The NORFOLK BOATS The steamer Jane
Moseley, of the Ioland and Seabosrd Coast
irq Company, has been taken of the Nor
folk line for extensive repairs, snd in conse'
oueuce. there will be but one steamer, the
i,a6y of the Lake, on that line for the pre-.
sent. The Gsorge Lsary, of the Potomac
Steamboat Company's liue will continue her
trips as usual.
REFoRMAToRY.-Msj J w Eogeland ad-
dressed q large crowd IN The NJ. X. Church
South last night in advocacy OF a reform
movement In this city for the motherless
and fatherless boys aud girls in this place.
He will deliver another address on Wednes
day night in the Ii. P. Church.
YESTERDAY was a charming day and all
who were able to be out enjoyed the orlgnt
sunshine and the balmy atmosphere. Inc
churches were we'll attended aud there were
a great many people on the streets, among
them numbers from Washington.
LICENSES were issued In Wash
ineton last Saturday to Ambrose Gregory,
of Washington, D G.. and CLARA Ibnrston,
of Orange county, and to Thomas Preston
Marks. of Berryville, and Kate L. Smith,
of this city.
ACCIDENT "A little son of Mr.. J Z. Cole,
10 sliding down the baDistess at bis fathers
residence last Saturday, fell and seriously
Injured himself. The little fellow IL getting
on very we'll.
A Cold WAVE CoMING.-The Signal Of
fee states that the temperature in this &c.
ton will fall to 6 degrees below the freez ng
point by S o'clock to morrow morning.
THE NEwsBoys' FRIEND.-We have before US .
copy of Col. Alexander II ,~geland's book emitted
It's sale is relied on to pay he Colonel for his si-
dresses. The 200 stories in boy and girl life