Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-19
ooon TFMpLARs' FATE The usual large
NOOD - t.andanna at the Good Ten


cH-r,oe in temperature, noith"e7'eiiS
o.on TrNpLARs' FATE The usual large
- s,as ia attendance at the Good lena-
49, 80 fair last n 'gnt. The programme Tor llI
tr.soin, consisted Of vocal and inslrumen.lhi
mic and was coed. TIE compe'fs, r
6dqlof the Alexandria Light Iofantfy Path
qol? medal will take place to-nie a,so attend
hon visou U r K. OF r VIII s .,sht and
the far IN fall dress Uniform inform t,i,np;no il
give a competitive dril .;.tss at the stand
toy 'o'e io' ..ia,,s npiform Charles Howard
i1site' % ~ D Dix 5 /; r. 7. Lncas, IT., o |;
Os1's apr 6: Alvin Powell, 49,
" "a d. G% eoid watch MrsJ. E. Powell, b;
L4q ., ne NE 10: Mrs. Martha Barber, II
u - .. i'y'rF gold ring: Richard Rowland
- ~ c l, XII, 5; Arthur Davis, 3; E
hrso R K DIP. Charm: E L. Coakley, "a;
m Ksaue, 3; Charles Herbert, 4.
Gaod Tsmulsrs' pin joe Padgett, 81; }.
r Manifold, 7; a, J. King, 3; George
7'S1. o q q , E. pin: f Webb, 5 wu. Trailer.
&: august O3hiert, 3 Il. Darling, 3; 4 W.
sc5motigs eceiuee,'s pin: John Kelly,
2.J an Spencer, 3 Ell. Murphy, 2; James
Carfc.4: Mathew Acton, 6; Malcolm NJ.
q ~, %
~. 3; james Negie, 5
u 'r',.oms yold-headed. silk umbrella. to
bauatsd to the moss popular lady or gentle
mn: w. H Ptice, l55; I. a. Henry, B;
Moss 2
D5H: 0 i've G. Nelson, 6; E Ina Reed, 20 ].
Latest style winter bcunet, to De voted 10
most popular ladg: May Brown, 6; Annie
Nhur 3.
a- te!r closes o-night. The voting for
,b- different articles at the stand will close
6. lC:3O shsrp.
pgRsovAL.-Mr. Clareuce D. Nourse is
vl-.apg friends 10 this city.
Mr. Martin Greene has returned from
Iia trough the north.
Misses Mary aud Rosaie Scott, daughters
oi torney General Scott, of Warrentop,
ara visiting the Misses Herbert on Duke
street..
Mis- ETA Hoxton has returned from
sb5r visit 10 her sister at West River, Mo.
Mr.. VIM Rudd. messenger of the Board
of a dermen, and Miss 4. E. Mason were
married at the parsonage OF the VI. Il
CnurcA Souh by RaV. w. J. Young last
light
MISS 14IlH JcuuiuEo, WIZ "s'S 1870
iac Mss Lille Hill on st. Assph street, re-
tuned TO her home this morning in Culpep-
er unty.
Mr.. G. Powell Hill shipped ali of his
household furniture to Roanoke this morn
ing. He and his family will leave to-moi-
row morning for that city, where they Will
NIKE their future home. Mr.. Eli will en-
gage in the real estate business there and
have Ills sons associated with bin.
A telegram received here to-day from
Wisahll ken, near Philadelphia. states that
Capt w H. Brooks. of this city, who went
there coma time since for his health, is re-
ported TO be dying.
Mr.. Thomas s. Coffin and Miss Nettie Lee
Msasfad. both OF this city, were married
Iste y serday evening in Washington. Miss
Map-f Id, who ls daughter OF MIR. Jas b.
Msnshaln, without Informing her psrfnts.
W. 10 Washington on 'hr traiu scccmpe-
nis,. To-. fur or FIVE Of her friends aod was
me- mo, 3 s--ees and the avenue oy Me.
CoA friends, wbereupon the party re-
paiged tie parsonage of the lst Presbyte
nan Church, where Rv. d.. Sunderland
tied the nuptlsl knot. The party soon a.
ferwards returned t. this o''v and were en-
iertained By Mrs. F H. Moore, on Henry
street Deer Primes.