Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-10
ALEXANDRIA.
THE DESCENT rs EASY.

THE DESCENT rs EASY
young woman whose name is given a. Alics
Finnen came here from MARYLAND some month";
ago and has had an unfortunate life. Aay,ne
yesterday afternoon become an inmate of the
work house. She came here evidently expect
ing to make an honest living by the work OF her
hands At that time no one attacked her renp.
tatiou. and she obtained work in the bsske, fac
tory at New Alexandria and board IN an excellent
boarding house here. Soon after she began
work the rough play OF some of the Other
operatives led to complaint on her part and
then TO her seizure and exposure in
half stripped condition. Her tears as
she returned weeping across the creek
attracted attention. Statements pro ard
con were published, ard threats OF lynch
law, though that is Impossible in Alexandra.
were made The courts were not reso-ted To-
The young woman. in utter destitution, lost
work and faded from public notice She re-
appeared yesterday, this time in the mayor's
court, and charged with lewdness, and Was sens
to the work house for ninety days.
WASHINGTON CORPORATIONS
Two Washington companies have lust been
chartered here. The 5sckson-Joncs Conrsnr
is designed to manufacture aud sell builders
goods Ii has as Il corpors.ors Henry
A Jones, c. p. DixoA. J.. A. Amr- snea
Emory and J. c. Hutchinson The Inventive
Age Company designs TO establish 9 weekly
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john wedderburn. Z. G. Dabois, w. L Ford
and A. L. Hughes Of Washington.
THE OUTLOOK SOUTH OF BUNTING cRrEk.
The south side OF Hunting creek at New
Alexandria and beyond on the line OF thu
Mount Vernon electric railway 10 becoming |.
pleasure region for the District as well as Nae
andria- Resorts are being opened At ISttle
Hunting creek near the dixie. as well
As hotel at New Alexandria
Inc entire fotomae nde, from Hunters creek
south, is admirably fitted for open air eniov-
ment this pleasant weather New Alexanarsss.
now place Of considerable MANUFACTURING n.
terest
OLD wAsHISaroN ENGINES IN ALEXANDRIA
There are now two old Washington fire sp.
gines here, one the steamer Henry Addison.
NO. 8, loaned to Alexandria, and the other An
old hand engine, formerly in uee nj the nav
yard, but now bought as junk by Mr.. Drevyus'
ne steamer VIII be sent back and the hand en-.
CINE broken up. 1
The consulship at Mannheim, Germany. for
"n'cn councilman Lewis Kraft Of this city u
An applicant, has been given to New Yorker.
o out as MI. kraffts application covers other
consulates 1t is expected here that he will b
sent to some other German city.
-, Inc case OF Mr.. George Brown srssnsf Cant
w. McAoams, growing out of the re.
movh OF hn steam launch Cameo from this
place 70 Washington. has been dismissed.
MRS. fairack Cunningham. wife of the well.
Known MIX dealer. died at her home near lyy
oni' on the suburbs Of this city. last night
Changes I'm the Treasury.
onciAi changes were made in the Trsasuxy
Department today as follows:
APPOINTMENT.
George j. Harlow, superintendent of repairs
public building, New York, vice sohn W.
Marshall.
+. H. Helmer, disbursing agent, public build
ing, Jackson, Mich. and Phil I. German,
hen.ucky. immigrant inspector.
Edward W. Young, assistant keeper Of Point
Conception light station, California
DIR. W. f. Ramsey. sanitary inspector, United
States marine hospital service at Perth Amboy,
n. j.
RESIGNED.
John Peters, collector of internal revenue,
district of Nebraska.
Levi S. Wilcox. collector Of internal revenue,
eighth district Illinois.
Albert Scott. COLLECTOR internal revenue, 9TH
district Of Kentucky.
REsIeNATIoNs CALLED FOR
Geo. II. Thobe, immigrant inspector; James
E. Dodge. collector OF customs, Portsmouth.
n. H., aud John r. Puryear, surveyor Of Gus
toms, Paducah, Ky.
Chicago Beach Hotel.
Situated ON 5.st street Boulevard and Lake Michi-
gan, Chicago, is now open for business. Has go
outside rooms Furnished most elegantly. Only
four blocks from worlds fair grounds Finest
E.ur nj Ian