Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-06
ALEXANDRIA.

THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR ARLINGTON.
The United States district court, Judge
Hughes, in session here, has been occupied
mainly as court for Arlington reservation.
The grand jury had in charge bills for several
crimes alleged to have been committed there,
and returned an indictment against James
Lipscomb for shooting Ann Jackson, but
ignored a bill against B. p. Pollard for attempt
at outrage on Harriet Somerville colored.
The administration of justice on that reserva-
ton will constitute a distinct branch Of the
business of the court, and all fines or other
money collected by the court from that reser-
walton will be held as q separate fund to be
administered under special orders of the court
THE MUSICAL REHEARSAL
Few occasions this winter have been as pleas
ant as the complimentary rehearsal of the
Alexandria Musical Association last night at
Sarepta Hall. There was no empty seat The
program, as usual was made up of ten selec-
tions which the encores doubled. Mr. L F.
Randolph, the vocalist of the occasion, sang
Marguerite" and Loves Sorrow" Messrs.
Waterbury, Owens. Whittlesay and Walls in
quartet. sang Kreutzers Chapel" and Hush
Thee, My Baby" Mr.. VIM. Cooper gave a flute
solo, Come Back to Erin" and the associa-
ton, as band or as orchestra, gave many de-
Eghtfui renderings- The rehearsal was in
charge of Mr.. I. ID. Grambrill, and the audit
ors retired about 10 o'clock much pleased with
the evenings entertainment.
ALExANDRIA's PROGRESS SOUTH
Alexandria is about, as heretofore meAtined
in The STAR, to take a leap across Hunting
creek and begin to extend toward Mount YER
non. The plans of the syndicate, which has, it
is said, many million dollars capital, have be-
come known to the extent of a purchase Of the
lands opposite Alexandria, and it is understood
that this syndicate has option on all the river
front real estate below Alexandria to beyond
Sheridan point, where the United States is about
to erect Notifications, DC.
ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION.
District Deputy Grand Master VIM. E.
Latham Of Potomac Lodge, No. SO, assisted by
members of Potomac Lodge installed the fol.
lowing officers Of Sarepta Lodge, No. 46. last
night: W. N. Brissey, N. g.; Thos. Warnock, v.
G.; X. ROby, X. s.; E. T. Steele. FS:J. IT.
Boyd, treasurer; r. s. to N. G., W. d. thinner
man; L. s. to N. G., W. W. Sherwood: warden,
:. N; LuGkett; conductor, J. W. Jefferis; R. s.
g.. p. w. Simpson; l. G., F. F. Hishley; r. s.
to V. G., L. II. McDaniels; L. s. to V. G.. C.
Huchins. The officers of Potomac Lodge win
be elected and installed Friday night January
9Th instant.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Epiphany" services took place this morninp
at the Catholic and Episcopal churches. the
pastors ofhciating. At st. Mary's Church the
pastor had the assistance Of Rev. John Chester
ST., Of Georgetown College
NOTES.
Mr.. Geo. b. Young Of Boston, an architect Of
that cit, -died a few days ago while on a visi,
| to his brother, Mr..John NJ. Young, in this city
and his remains we're sent to Boston las,
| night.
Eli Carter colored, has been indicted 70,
robbing the mails by the grand Jury Of the
United States court here.
paralysis.
The Methodist Protestant congregation gave
night last.