Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-13

THURS JAY ENENINo, ~ go -
For this section clearing nv wSatnGI O. s me
cooler e1cept stationary temperature va
c9sst variable winds, fir SATURDAY
u,s I.R1EY AT THE OPERA HOUSE -
cont of space IN las. nights Issue OF tno
G1zeT,rE onig passing mention OF .ns .- ~
ccInoarable Mrs. farley and ner nss hat
ves made. The immense auaie ,is s.test-
nscesd the Opera House TO the wal. md fire.
I'D by the enthusiastic applause a good
ousnf eucoles it's eppTeciamdJrc classic. y var
thug Tae tiggerS' cai f,om lively to Sc
rsiog from grave "a ID ali in th-ir respective
Tene' "ete Among go much excellence
roies pention would be invidous. Inc
HDeci7l r. Mrs. farley, 90 iuimitaoiy per
cHsfarso ~, Mrs. T. Marshall Joces, aodeo,
s9"h. r1ora laurel lesves to the wreath Sc
9ss''" I'm BIZ this brilliant and popular
reafre,l. to W hose untiring energy the
the affair is solely due, and whose
,ao,a i. . synonym for wit and cieVeroesS ID
sisrand1ia equally with her Intimate
f,,.ndp. the crown heads"
GOOD TEMPLARs' FAIR The fair now ie
nroc1ess at Atmory Hal was vel! attended
Lar niphs. ne attraction Of the evening %
iq,tte exec lent music OF P:ot5 R4sKlos,
Pm and f liier, ths 70 m of whom Is
~ rae attraction fer tonight will be
H. a iexendria Dunn Corps and the Alex
sna IA II nstreIs Visiting organizations
from ting civ aud Washington will be- ID a.
tsnlanca TIE following is the vote tor the
va-fpns articles at the stand:
Latter carriers unit form Charles Howard,
g.. George ". D Dix s. r. 7. Lucas, lr., a;
tT.1 B7ocp. 6: AViC 2 lwsli 9.
fsilss' gold qratch Eiis Cline, 6; Hattie
D..fiv. 6 Mrs. Rotheole, 6 Lille Smith, 3.
Gaarlemans gold ring Richard Rowland,
@. C1a-les XII, 5; a. l. LIZ "a, 4; Arthur
D,gj-. 3 Charles Cogan, t Ell. Taylor, );
R K ofP. Charm: E. L. Coakley, 10;
: l. Monroe, s. Ed Ksane, 3; Charles Hei-
bert, 4.
Padgett; 5; j R. Mansfield, 8; a. J. King,
3 George s;eatns, 3; James IL. Dseton, 4.
K OF g. e. pin E Webb. 5 Wm. Thaler,
6 august Oehlert, 3 b. Darling, 4; Il w.
Boyer, 6.
D. J I'm Spencer. 3; Il. Murphy, 2; jam
Curtin, 4 Matthew Acton. g;
Railroad conductors PIN: John d. Bari
ett, 3; James Nagle, 8.
POLICE RgPoRT.-Last night was CLOUDY
saG 7sny with one prisoner and i've lodg-
ers at the station house.
the Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following coses:
VIC Geerv, for being dunk and d's1r-
Derby, was sent to Jail for 80 days.
Ed Nelson, charged with an assault on
Fanoie Chapman. and Dallas Washington
for az assault on Lawrence Bolden, all col.
oIed, were discharged.
Justice May disposed of the following
cases:
young man. charged with On assault on
white girl was discharged.
A steamboat man, charged with selling
oysters otherwise than by State measure,
was discharged.
Several boys, charged with throwing
stones 10 tho street and breaking windows,
were fGtd 81 each.
Two strangers, arrested for selling clocks
wlthopt a license, had their case continued
till this evening
Projection FOR Potomac DUCKs.-Citi.
2ans OF Cnarles county. Md, have organizs-
ed nc association for the pnIpose of prevent
in, the violation of the State ducking laws.
Mr.. g CauGeid Jenkins, secretary of the as
anciation, has written 10 Gen. Seth, COM
mander Of the oystsr navy, II qlesting bis Co
operation 10 the matter, with view OF uro-
,eciirg the ducking grounds, and asking
that one Of the State steamers be at once
sent up the Potomac river as far ss Gly-
moat 10 lock- after the alleged violators.
Mr.. Jsakns save for the past year steam
launches from 4 xsndria srd Washington
have baen coming dow ntes ular principally
on Sunday, loaded with msn, supplied with
shoteuns sud rih 8, dis,urSiog The ducks
driving chem from place 20 nIace, ar d event
uelly frem the river baltimore Sun.
CASE DISMISSED. "A young white woman
employed IN SecoGd wsrd ha:-room caused
some excitement in thai vicinity last night
by Charging the bar keeper wiih drugcing
sod esasuliing her. The woman lodged
c0mn eia; at me sralon house and the man
was stg sad. Justice May wss summoned
aud p,it;sily heard the evidence 10 the case.
Dr. Best stated that there were 30 marks Of
violence on the woman snd the latter, In the
meanlime, declining to further prosecute
the mater, the case was diamissed.
Sons OF CONFEDERATE VETERANs-The
regular monthly meeting Of the Sons o! Cor
feGerafa Veterans was held Mt their rooms
last night with Capt. S G. Bent presiding,
and ~ urge attendance OF members. SeVe'-
al eDplicsticns for membership were re-
ceieed aud referred 20 proper committees.
R-ports frcm general committees were re-
ceived aud resolution was adopted invit-
log msmbefs OF Il E Lac Camp to address
thsm a. heir regular meetings.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN s6i turned
mee,iug OF the Board OF Alderman was
held lst night Five members were pre-
sent, nus no spectators were without bar.
After tia reading OF the minutes of the
last NEE ing some mmittee reports were
submitted aud adopted, and some business
which had hsen transacted by the Common
Council Tuesday q ght was corcu.red in.