Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-18

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY IS
e4s- Persons leaving the city can have to GA
rF.rrE mailed to them. 10 any address, ut III. 40
Of fifty cents per month.
For this district cooler fair weather, oorti-
ery winds.
THE LIQUOR CASES 10 references to the
iiooor dealers who were yesterday indicted
ne ina grand jury for violating the Sunday
lac J1dge Norton, from the bench, said
,b,. roar,:ina that a. there bad been soma
,,i.a,fisfstat dtng of what he had said las.
,..r ra a inp 20 such violations, he would
T.. .e,,;sn; ia the matter He Therefore stated
mat # -ucn OF those Indicted who had not
,,,.ciousiy been before htG would plead
unity he would impose fine Of SO and
t.ta from them their license for 80 days
rom the Is h of August next, in order that
lhry mign have time 10 dispose OF any per.
i.nsole goods, and that at the expiration Of
"a ,lavs, If tney have strictly conf0rmed 10
ina law aad no otj sction il made to them
agliu bsing granted licences, he will issue
srea liccu es. Those %ho have previously
been before him on the charge OF violating
tue Sunday laws, he said. VIII nave 10 s'auu
trial before e lry, and 10 case U oou'
UiHIin0
This evening the fourteen liqnor dealers
onopa,ed plead gulty, aud asked the enieD-
CIV OF court. They wore toed $50 escn,
rSon;red to pay costs and mad their
GcsD4es suspended for 30 days from
Aneu.t 10 Oaiy two Of the parties
hid previously been indicted for this ciieose
q 4 on tlking an OATH {" never again vio
lie the Sunday law they var. placed on
M, same fooipe with The ether twelve.
NsIhare is s2me qlestio1 % TO what Judge
N,-ton heretofore sand zen be warned the
IioDor dealers against the violation of the
sunday liquor law. the following Is repuo'
lished from the GAZETTE OF June IS, 1889.
Oa-that day sevetai pecaots had been hneo
so and made 20 pay the costs, aud Judge
Nor,op in imposing the fine stated "ihst a.
this was the fist time the parties had been
brought into court on such q charge he
would make the penalty light but he gave
nublic notice that the next similar case
-hould be tried before q jury and that in
,a5e Of conviction the licenses of such deal
era would be revoked.
The stand taken by Judge Norton has
caused much comment among the liquor
dealers and others and bis action was the
nrincipsl topic of conversation on the streets
to-day.
MORE CHARTERs.-Judge Norton today,
granted three charters; viz.
The New York Electrical Device C0mpa-
nv the iect of which is to buy and sell all
.1rt- OF electrical patents J. NJ. Glover, of
" Louis. Is president, aad @. w. Field, lr.,
nj Nau York. secretary and treasurer.
The Perr Diamond Saw Company, OF
Nav York. the Object Of which is to buy,
rnanufsctnre add sell all sorts of cutting
tools H. A. Parr, Of New York, is presi
dent. and J. N Glover, of 81. Louis, secre-
tary md treasurer.
The Equitable Electric Company, OF New
Yofk. the OF ct of which is TO buy and sell
all sorts OF letters patent pertaining to time
aud date stamps. J. NJ. Glover, OF st.
I.0us is president, and Q W. Field, IT,. OF
New York. secretary and treasurer The
principal Offices of all these companies sre
TO ne in this city, and Mr. j. NJ. Johnson is
named as the lical attorney. The capital
stock Of each company is to be $500 900, d.
vded into s1ares of 800 each.
PERSONAL. Mr.. J. w. Burke has return
cd from "trip tc the Massachusetts, coast
resorts.
Ms. George Steuernagel and her daught
e.. Mrs. Hugo Herfurth, have returned from
Alton
Mr. vii. steueynegelis at Warm Springs,
Saith county.
Mes Rosa Augustien, accompanied By her
friend. Mrs T. v AsIter, of New York, AID
her cousin. Miss Lille Rulings, of Wood
lawn. has Just returned from Colonial Beech
after delightful visit to her sister, Mrs.
Fraok
Toe report that Mr.. Edmund Burke had
Suffered a partial paralysis of the throat is
inc. = ect. Mr. B has been suffering FIR the
p.s few days with bronchial election of
the throat but is much better.
Mr.. Julian Moore is seriou.ly il as his
home on Duke rect.
POLICE REPoRT.-Last oishs wes warm
end cloudy till about l o'clock when there
wss slight foil Of rain.
The Mayor this morpieg disposed OF the
following case
JAS Wilson, memter Of the chain gang,
charged with characterization had his time
on the gang excluded for Is days.
Moses Wiisun, colored boy, arrested by
ohCer Jones for stealing wood from Messrs.
Corhett & Yohe, was dismiss d after being
whipped by his father.
Chas Timback and John Hall, colore6, ar
rested by special officer Crump for vagrancy
were sen; TO the chain gang for 80 days,
Fred Walker, charged with committing a
nuisance in the market, was sent to Jail for
so DAYS in default OF the payment Of the fine
ofS250.
young mar, arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, was foed 81 so.
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