Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-02
ALEXANDRIA,
CATHOLIC ORDINATION SERVICES.

An overlooking congregation attended at st.
Mary's Church yesterday, the occasion being
the ordination of Rev. Richard L. Carne here
tofore ordained deacon at Richmond, to be
priest of the Catholic Church. Rt. Rev. Angus
tine Van de Vyver, ID. d.. bishop of Rich
mond, was the oficiant, assisted by Rev. DIR.
Nevins. o. S. p, Rev. Father Cutler Rev.
Father kenefck, Rev. Father McAvoy. S. J.,
Of Washington; Chester, :. j.. of Georgetown
and Heating, ). j., of st. Marys county. Nd,
with Mr. Skinner of the Paulist House of Studies
near Washington. and others. The old Students
Society of ST. Johns Academy, large numbers
of the teachers of the public schools, white and
colored, representatives Of the fire de-
partment, Mr.. Carne having for twenty years
been the president of the Hydraulion Fire Com
pany, and many hundreds of all creeds and
classes Of the community were present The
solemn ceremonial of the Roman ritual by
which priests are ordained made up the major
portion of the services of the occasion and the
ordination sermon was preached by DR.. Nevins
president of the Paulist College of St Thomas
Aquinas Of the Catholic University at Washing
ton.
FUNERAL.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie Lucas nee
Tucker, took place Monday afternoon, Rev.
DIR. Sharp of Grace Church officiating The
pallbearers were six nephews of the deceased,
the Messrs. Richards Of Washington.
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court continues its sessions
and has made the following orders: Griffin
agt. Waters; decree of sale. Wickols agt
Nichols; order of reference. Desmond agt.
Desmond; decree directing conveyance.
RELEASED on BAIL.
As the result of the Jackson City raid re-
ported in The STAR Monday, Nelson and Fos-
ter the alleged promoters Of gaming at Jack
son City, who had been sent to Alexandria Jail
by Justice Burch. have been released OIL an
order of the county magistrate, who had taken
bail.
WHY INSPECTOR HoLLINBERGER CANNOT GET HIS
PROCESS SERVED.
When Inspector Holinberger came to this city
last week with, as is understood. process for
the arrest of Mr.. Beveridge and his associate.
indicted for promoting policy in Washington
he found that there was no way of getting u
United States warrant served here for the rea-
son that Marshal Farr had no successor who
felt at liberty to act. The chief justice had APP
pointed Mr.. Atkins marshal of Virginia pro
tenn and next y'the President had appointed
Mr.. Clarke marshal. Mr.. Atkins had made
Mr.. l. c. O'Neal of this city his deputy,
but Mr.. ONeals power to serve
| rants ceased as soon as Mr.. Clarke
should qualify marshal. 1t was not
known whether Mr.. Clarke had qualified. so that
although United States Commissioner Fowler
was quite willing to issue his warrant on the
Washington papers btought by Inspector Hol-
inberger, there was no way Of getting effective
| service of process. A change in the situation is
hourly expected today. As soon as Mr.. Clarke,
who is now in Richmond, qualities marshal
he Will select his deputy here and the process
against Mr.. Beseridge and his associate may be
served II the officers can find them.
PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS.
The city school board will have its regular
meeting next Thursday night, when it is ex-
pected that both the old superintendent and
the superintendent elect will be present. The
board will consider the matter Of arranging for
the new furniture, most of which is already put
up In the school houses. 1t will be paid by the
notes of the board on the installment plan. On
the 18th instant the superintendent Office will
change hands, ex-Mayor Kemper succeeding
Supt. Carne. whose resignation then takes place.
In the meantime the old superintendent will
acquaint the new one with the details of the
official work, so that no interruption may take
place in the supervision.
| DEATHS.
Mr.. James r. Cation lost this morning a
bright child Of five years of cramp. Informa-
| ton was received here today of the death of
Mrs. Munden of Lynchburg. late Miss Eta
| Johnston. daughter Of Col. Johnston of this
city. who was married here last year at Christ
| Church.
! The nightly meetings of the democratic club
is the only evidence here that this is the week
before the election.
| Rev. Mr.. Naylor, the English evangelist. ia
! conducting services this week at Roberts (col-
| ored) Chapel for the colored people.
| The services of IAN Souls day took place
this morning at the Catholic Church here.
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