Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-10

mr. more than $1,000 Yesterday evening
mar Arlington u 8. officers arrested Chas.
G-,mfs We, Crimes and Mary Ellen and
hronpnt ther n TO this city. where they we're
.akeo before u 8 Commissioner B. Fow-
lar Who after an examination, committed
tha,n TO iail, they being unable to furnish
hail in the sum Of $1,000 each. Judge
Hughes mss been applied to for an order to
Tsmoqa the prisoners TO Washington.
couNTy LAND SALES The following are
among the Gales OF real estate recently made
Charlotte L. Drain to Amelia L. Van de
Water, los acres Of the John Mason tract
near Arlington.
Vochtll, one acre OF land each, en- the
Georgetown aud Fairfax turnpike for SOU.
J D Nauck TO George Grove, ~ lots In
the village Of Nauck. for $500
Cstharlne A. freeman to the NorthWes.
Alexandria Improvement Co., 81 acres OF
land known rs RED Hill" adjoining The
compsnys property. for $500
4. @ Lsuth TO Tnos. Lucas, q lot and i'm
nroyementa. part of "Rock HILL" The pro-
nsrty of the late r. B. Lloyd
Alice Swan to G.. A. Mu5hbacb, lot
west Of the arches" at Fouf-Mle Run, for
$500
Mary Wbsion TO L. W. Richie, one acre,
a part OF the Allen Pierce tracs. on the
Georgetown and Fairfax turnpike, for $500.
5. $. Burde,t to Rsbecca McBopsal,a lot 10
the Cariin Springs subdivision for 500, snd
four TO II. l. Sc!ibner FOR $500
Edward Swami to E. s. Roberts, 5 acres
in a. rson district for 81 900.
W. f. Clarke to r. w Johnston and Hen
derson Thomas. three let's near Arlington
postoflice for $50; one to Frank John
ION for so snd one 10 Martha a. Weldy for
$50
I.aac Crossman to E NJ Koon. lot and
improvements in the Falls Church annex,
for $3.50
Nj. Dert to 8. S. Burdett, two lots In
the Csrin Sp,iags sub division for $500
r. A Phillips to K. II. Phillips, one-bslf
Of an undivided tract of acres, near BalPs
Cross Roads. for $3.50
Julian Maeruder to Margaret Magruder,
l6 acres neer Halls HID. for $l400
Bertha E Brandt to W. Il Sanders and
r. Linton, two lots IN Carlin Springs.
GOLDEN EAGLES FAIR.-The fair of
.m1lon Castle, K. G. E, at Armory Hall,
viii coctiuusd the rest Of tbs week, clos
W sunday eight. The articles to be
yo,gd ,or efs exciting great interest and the
fai: promises 10 be f0sucisl success. The
committee have endeayored to make this q
pleasant occasion, and they have so far sue
ceeded Tee voting stand will be closed at
goclcck tomorrow night. Crowds attend
the fair esch night.
Tac following is the vote for the articles
to De awarded
Ladte-' Gold Watch and Chain.-MiSs
Kate Wood, Z; Mes l. McCraoken, 5; Miss
Mile Green. 4; Miss Annie Henderson, 3.
X G. f. PM. NJ Angelo, Is; E W..
Ernb, 5; c. sullivan, 4; R. T. Fowkee, 5.
Cord remplars' Pln.-H. Angelo, 5; E. L
Coakley, 4; n Boush. 5; E. D. Goodwin, 8
Crayon Portrsit-O. Goodrich, 3; E. Il
Bower, ,; G.. H Hayden, 5.
O KP,u.-G. l. Young, 2; G. Stesrns,
5;S l. Deveu&hn, Is
Rad Mems Chaym.-s Wade, Sc Jen-
kius, s; Z l.. Eutwlsle, 2
Golden E4gle's Sword "A D Deeton, 2S9;
E. J. Graney, 10; G. n. Steele, 4; ]. 8. VIM
ssti.
o4d Fellows Riog.-Wm. Ferguson, O.;
Il Kirby, 3; W. A Underwood, 4
F0rester's Pln.-R Manly. 3; ]. Ahend-
shetn ,; J. Houson, 16l; a. Gorham,
PERSONAL Gen. William 81. F. Lee was
10 chuond yesterday.
Mr.. Charles King. who has been quite click
lot The past few days, Is Improving.
NJ. I d FeDdall and family have re-
moved rom the dwelling they have occupied
i9f 50 maoy years 10 the First ward to the
iesidence on s.. Asaph street, near Prince,
Fecently purchased by MI. J. T, Tackett.
Mr. WaIter ioupr has S6cQr6Q d .DOeltlOQ
WIN Ne srs Woodward Il Lothrop. In
Washington.
Mr.. B F. Price ia oufned to his home By
40 attack Of sJippe.
Cards are Gu for the marriage Of Mr.. B.
!, dreenwai:, of Clarke county, and Miss
Z Z % Pits, which is to take place at the NJ.
CHURCH South, iu this city, on the 10Th.
MIS- Allen Taylor is extremely i'll at her home
% Pitt ,gest
1AE LOAN AssoC1ATIoN.-A meetiog OF
'us directors Of the Manufacturing and Loan
4 SS';ocistion wss held last night. The first
saturday night in each month was fixed as
Sus lime Of meeting of the directors, and the
;;ou'n saturday night ss the time OF meet
,as Of tas stockholders. Mr. Harlow was
g sneeed 10 open b,oSs at his office and TO
;eeeiVe subscriptions for stock. The follow
"g resolution was sdopted:
& ~. 1ast where il: Is possible for this orgsnza-
o'u 10 control it. employment in factories
t !. VI factory buildings, where this associs-
,Uu pecunisriy interested, shall be given
=, ,sSocEholders who are competent to per-
urn such work.
t,...s, evening charter for the company WAS
Il s'uNu by Judge Norton.
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