Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-18

B-e3S7 were SD ,octsd committee TO eX-
,,-pss no sympathy aod love Of the pres5y-
80, for K ' A D Pollock 10 his hour Of
-lckuess and .rouhla
CoUErY LAND SALES The following
-eIes Of real estate recently made in the
comfy have been reported to the GAZETTE.
Leonard Aiastury. special commissioner,
toJ c. McCracksn acres of land in Al
lrg.on district, sdjoiniDg the Arlington
eate,e. and two parcels containing about 5
oc,.s. d; i1nipg the land of ]. I. Birch.
NJ sra Jackson to Henry NJ. Smith acre
near Halls Hill, 10 Arlington district,
fo- $l25
G. 4 Mu4bbacb aud ]. r. Cation, special
couraissionera, to w. c. Morrison So acres,
ineludiog the brick yards, improvements,
faechiuery. &c, st Waterloo, between this
city and Washington.
The Governor of Virginia 10 T. n. Garter,
a-sanee OF J Davis, q State patent for l0S
acre. On the esat side of the old Alexandra
s,d Georgetown turnpike adjoining the iaud
orc c. Smoot &; Son, near this city.
q. w. Tucker to Jas. Oterson, 10 acres
and the teuement thereon in Arlington DIS
TACT on the PGllips road.
5. :. Burdet 20 Margaret II. Middleton,
two lots in The Carlin's Springs sat- district,
for 5000.
Elk Deebe TO S. W Decide, W. Ball
and :. +. Staicup, trustees, small lot OF
the land Of The late Wm. Burch to be used
as p grave yard
Roaeri Taylor to S. Darling 5 acres on the
Alexandria and Washington turnpike north
Of this city.
psRsoYAL.-Tne Charles.own, w. Va,
r. prs, saws Mr. and Mrs David Jan
ney Howell, of Alexandra, with their bright
little boy. Beaudric, arrived in town on Sat
nraav on p p visit to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Howell. Mr. 6owei returned TO bis place
OF business 10 Washington on Monday.
m. Clarence L. Broa3u7 and his wife are
gi.h their son. Mr. Z. Madison Broadus, Of
this civ. AID will make their homs with
him Mr. Broadns is the eldest son o! the
late James Madison Broadus 50 long con-
nsc,sd with the Midland railroad,
Mr. ". Is McGothin, of Rlane county,
w. Va. il visiting his brother in-aw, Mr.
T. Mnclson Broadus, at 2l7 south Royal
street..
Cards are ont for the marriage of Dr. w.
A Chaoman, formerly of this city, and Miss
J. III Peek, which is to take place at CT
descwn. Ga on the so b.
Nj J. Il Blackwell, formerly OF this city
bit nov Of Rochester, n. \ is here on g
short visit.
Mss Alice Cochran last night gave an er
j,yable party to her friends,the Misses Carter
md Miss Washington, of Fauquia7 county.
Father DeWolfe, formerly of s.. Mary's
Church, bnt now OF Woodstock College, is
here on Z visit.
Mr. Charles MiansgeroGe, of this city, hiss
accepted petition in Baltimore, recently
Jnered him by the Pennsylvania r. R. Com
psnY
Rsg. aud Mrs. is. Gardner are in tho
city Mr.. Gardner will attend tho Me!ho-
dist General Conference which meets in St.
Lcuis pex week.
Red MEMS FAIR.-The Red Mems fair
c1nJ,.u5s 10 be sn attraction at McBnrney' g
Hal aud is nightly attended by large
crowd The following 5 tbs result OF
TOE vote for the ir,rent articles to be dis
posed Of
L,dies gold ua.ch-Edith Petit, 10! An
ME Lyles. 10; Lillian Simpson, So; Edith
Smith, l6i.
Forre-ter's pia-Thos. Brent, 24l; Emau'
uel Webb, ,
Red Msa's pio-c. c. Wells, 5; George
Agres 9.
CAME Il Caon, .; Cbas Bsndheim, 8;
Leonard Marbury, ,.
/ 0 0. +. Ring-Samuel Wade, Is
Rel Mems emblem -Thos. ]. Bruffy, / ;
Robert Cline, 4
Smokers outdt-Samuol Tenneson, 81;
Wm. Mullen, 5
THEY DID Nor PUT THEMSELVES ON
RECORD The GAZETTE yesterday publist
ed a request from an esteemed contributor
asking Tor list of the members of the egis-
lature who voted for the meat inspection
bill. We wrote to Mr.. Bigger, clerk of the
House Of Delegates, for the information ard
tc-fay received the following:
OFFICE OF HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Richmond, Va, April II, 1890
To ibe editor Of the alexandria Gazette:
Your postal asking for list of legislators
who voted for meat inspection bill, received.
No recorded vote was taken on the passage
OF tbs bill in either the House or Senate.