Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-25
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eptly went to Florida. is home again, but
y III soon return there where he has farm
H. Marion county, where be will raise
Orange, g..
Mf. Chas King who has been quite sick
With the grip, Ia able to be out again.
Rev. &. s. Lloyd, of Norfolk, is visiting
his brother iu-law, MIR. Geo. Uhler.
Msjor II. W. Newly, OF Roanoke, was In
the city to-day.
Mr. K Kemper, Past Master of AlexaD-
dria. Washington Lodge, No. %, A. aid
NJ has been appointed By the Grand
Mater OF the Grand Lodge Of Montana, the
Grand Representative Of that Grand Lodge,
near the Grand Lodge Of Mssons OF Virginif.
This is good appointment aud one we'll
calculated to promote and strengthen the
ties OF friendship slready existing between
these grand bodies.
Miss Esther Brookes has just returned
home after delightful atey of two or three
months in Brooklyn aud New York.
The marriage o. Mr.. Harry McCauley, of
Washington, to Miss Alice Hsrbert daugh.
| ter of COL Arthur Ha,bsrs, will take place
in the chapel of the Theological Seminary
June3
Mr.. Upton Herbert is seriously Ill at his
home 10 Fairfax county.
The residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. q. o. Claughton,
in Washington, was the scene of pleasant recep-
tion last evening. when several hundred guess
enjoyed their hospitality. The Il rral decorations
were very elabora,e. Mr.. and Mrs. Claughton
stood to receive their guests in the first parior,
the latter in q gown OF cafe au lait Bic, WIN
trimmings of garnet velvet and chantluy Iaes.
Miss Clsugbton's gown was pink bengsline, with
drspery OF chantilly lace caught with roses. In
the second psrlor Mrs. DR.. West, daughter OF the
hostess received in black lace gown, assisted by
Miss Lillian Clsughton in white point desprlt,
Miss Lila Van by OK in white falie and lace, mrs.
Robert g. Callum in navy blue silk, orocaded 10
tulips, and Miss Van Eoro white silk with gold
pas3emennries.
FUNERALS The funeral of the late Maj.
Psyton Randolph, who died st h'a home IN
Washington on Wednesday night last, took
place from the Church of the Incarnation In
that city this evening. Rev. DR.. l. l..
! Townsend officlated, assisted ny Rev.
George q. Norton, OF this city. The inter.
myn. was at Rock Creek cemetery. The
honorary pallbesrers were MIR. w. G Oak
man, Col. a T. Douglas, Gen. W. q. Payne,
Senator Barbour, Mr.. W. e. Marbury. Mr..
W. H. Green. Mr. q. NJ. Bolton, Maj. d. D.
Whitcomb Me-. J 7. Wor,hington, Mr.. ].
W. Hall and Mr.. q L Wood ward and the
active pallbsarers we're G. ? Lee. ] L. Tsy-
lor, G. A D.rlton, M @. FiRg. N. Mcdaniel,
Col. James P Mnetree. ] g. B. Thompson
and J. A Hall. The fuEeral was attended
by many Aexsndrisns.
The remains Of Mre. Rosalie II. Dyer,
widow of Mr.. John F. Dyer. formerly of this
city, who died In Washington on Thursday,
were brought here to-day for interment.
PoLICs REpoRT.-Last night was clear
snd cool af or 8 o'clock, with one prisoner
and three dodgers at the station house.
TIE Mayor THE morning disposed OF the
iol.o@i cases
W. d Chichester, for az assault on his
wife, Tes fned IS
Juue Lee aud Chss Wilson, both colored,
70: throwing stones 10 thu street and break.
log wiodows, we're fined 81 each.
STEAMBOAT NOTES.-The steamer Charles
Manchester, which has oeen overhauling for
several weeks in Baltimore, will 90 on her
route Monday between Washington and
Mouot Vernon. She passed up the river TO-
dsy.
The tug Britannia left Washington yes.
terdsy for Baltimore With the steamer T. V.
Arrossmith 10 tog. The Arrowsmith vi
have repairs made to her machinery which
was damaged last Sunday.
CORPORATION CoURT.-.Judge j. K. M
Norton presiding -Gavbutt Pullman. native
of England. and Anton Johnson, OF Norwsy,
were na.urs''z,d ot'Z,ps OF The United
States.
Tbs will OF Mrs A. E. V. Taylor was ed.
mltted TO PROBATE aud Msssts. A, b. and
Julian Taylor qualified as executors
Court adjourned for the term.
APPLICATIONS APPROVED The Board Of
Excise Commissioners of this city has sp-
proved the following additional applications
for liquor licenses: G.. E Whittum, F.
Sch wab spd S,hsfe & Wsrnock, and disap-
proved the application Of John Fitzpatrick.
northwest corner of Qleen aod Patrick
reefs
A SAD CAsB.-A little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Crockett, who recently died
within few days of each other, also died
this morolog, leaving but oue-s little girl