Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-03
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

hepOrteQ tor The EVENING crAR
JoNADAB SUPREME CouNcM.-The seventh
session of the Supreme council Of the Sons of
Jonadab was opened at Sarepta hall in this
city this morning. An American flag hung al
early morning in front of the hall announced
the session and later in the day the delegates
began to arrive. At the meeting of the Sow
ereign council A. s. Dent Of Washington SOW
ereign chief, presided, and W. H. Young of
Washington was the sovereign secretary. The
other sovereign officers are: John Ryan, V.S.C
N. Bunch, ST.; Jas. Harris, p; Ed. Mullen,
Sc. VIM. Berron, SW.: c. +. Dennlson. P.S.
C.. The following representatives of the Wash
ington, Georgetown and Alexandria councils
Weed. Jas. A. Larcombe. John W. Hayes, j.
Mullen; Centennial, No. 4, VIM. Young, VIM.
Berron. Thos H. Owens, Woolman Gibson;
Spartan, No. 8, John Ryan, John Humphreys;
g. B. Mickum, ThOs Humphreys Invinci-
Latimer, Goodwill, No. Q, A. s. Dent,
F. ID. Clement, II. P. Moore, Joseph Osburne;
Hope, No. IL, Jas. E. Hibbs, Chas. A. Cahoe;
Truth, No. 49, VIM. H. Newhall, H. p. Lennox,
Allen c. Mccain; Purity, No: l5 Geo. D. Biggs;
mac council, No. g. Rev. Chas. o. Isaacs, Joshua
Cox. From Alexandria ]. W. Griffin, Jas. B.
Hughes and ]. B. Arnold are present. There
are representatives present also from Mary
land and Virginia The morning session was,
of course, q secret one, and was spent in re-
SciNItS TIC EtpOKtS VI tu6 OKuCtES ana III gem
eral business connected with the order A
handsome lunch was spread for the refresh
ment Of the visitors. The session will be re-
sumed at an early hour this afternoon, but
will be private, and will continue the morning
business.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY Counr.-The county
court, Judge Chichester, has held only short
September session. The court took up the
request OF the supervisors, reported some time
ago, and made an order that the Mutersbaugh
road from the Fairfax county line to its termi-
nation in Alexandria county be declared a
public highway under the code of Virginia
On the criminal side Of the court the grand
Jury was called and sent out Of court, but fail
ing to find any indictments, was adjourned
The title Of the state to certain unredeemed
property bid in tax sale vested at the close Of
the court and the estates are now state prop
erty. Its next session will open on the first
Monday of October next
NoTEs.-The mayor has sent ON to the grand
Jury the case Of Albert Lyles, charged with
breaking into his fathers shop in the old Star
The funeral of Miss Efie Javens took place this
afternoon from the house of Mr.. Alfred Kid
well. on Alfred near Gibbons street.-Sefer
Blouse 10 still quite sick at his restaurant, op-
posite the old fair grounds, on upper King
street.-Geo. Phillips was caught yesterday
by Officer Armstrong smuggling liquors to
prisoners at the police station and required to
pay IS hne.-Inspector J. l.. Stearns will
make an inspection Of the Alexandria Light
Infantry next Friday. The corps win hold
regular drills this week.-The veterans of Lee
camp met at their rooms last night and adopted
an appropriate tribute of respect to their late
comrade, Geo. N. Duffey. The Columbia en-
CINE house wears mourning for him.-Auditor
Price 10 sick Of hay fever at his house on
Cameron. street.-The marshes hereabouts
are nlled with gunners-The funeral of
Mrs. Enoch Davis took place this afternoon
from the residence Of Can't Dayis ON lower
Prince street. The democratic headquarters
on Duke street are now open, but the state
secretaries have not yet arrived.-When the
present moon wanes the electric light WIN be
lighted hefe. They win be run sixty days on
s3al By The eshuyl9 company.