Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-14
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
LOenl Notes of Interest Concerning
Persons and Things.

Local Notes of Interest Concerning
Persons and Things.
The circuit court for the county, Judge c..
E. Nicol presiding. transacted the follow
ing business yesterday at the old county
court house in this city: G. c. Wilkins
agt the Virginia Brick Company; judg-
ment for plaintiff. W. H. Thaler agt H d,
Mcintyre; judgment for plaintiff for 1896.
and order for sale of attached property.
c. w. Mudd agt. John Alexander; jury and
the verdict for plaintiff. Sarles & Wide
man agt. " A. Minor; decree for sale, and
B. H. Minor Edmund Burke, J. K. NJ. Nor
ton and NJ. H. Beach appointed commits
sioners to make sale. Sarles G. Wideman
agt. v. A. Minor: K Kemper appointed
receiver. c. w. Phillips agt. j. w. Phil
lips ct al; part of decree of May term set
aside and Special Commissioner Armstrong
authorized to convey lot to Clara H. Deale.
Mudd agt. Alexander; cause removed to
corporation court. Josephine Ward agt.
F. w. Ward; decree for divorce. c. H.
court. Court then adjourned for the term.
Catholic Conference.
A conference of the Catholic clergy of
northern Virginia was held at the parson-
age of st. Mary's Church, in this city. yes
terday. There were present besides Rev.
Fathers Bowler and Mccarthy of this city,
Fathers McVerry and Payne of Staunton,
Hernley OF Winchester. Drake of Keyser,
Lynch of Roanoke, Walsh of Lynchburg.
Mckeefry of Norfolk, Kelly of Harper's
Ferry, Luke of Manassas, Frioli of Old
Point. The points discussed were Scripture,
theology and church discipline. The con
ference adjourned yesterday evening after
pleasant session.
Corporation Court.
In the corporation court. Judge ]. K. NJ.
Norton presiding. the following business
was done: Fletcher, administrator, agt.
Shipman; report of Commissioner Taylor
filed. Marshall agt. Rogers; order declar-
ing A. G. Uhler, assignee of J. F. Rogers &,
Son. entitled to fund in controversy. Alex
andria Perpetual Building Fund AsSocia-
ton agt. Nimrod Mallory. unlawful de-
tainer: Judgment that plaintiff recover
property in controversy.
The Death Roll.
Three deaths have occurred in this city
within the past twenty-four hours, and all
Of them ladies'. Miss Chariot Burton, lcsd-
irg on South Alfred street. died at her
home yesterday morning. Mrs Mary X.
Martin died at her home on North Column
bus street, after an illness of several days,
and Mrs. Gathering Parks. widow of Philip
Parks who was some years ago one of the
leading plumbers of this city, died at her
home on South Pitt street between Prince
and Duke, after short illness.
Notes.
Mr. J. c. De Putron of this city has con-
tracted to rebuild his house near Fails
Church, which was recently destroyed by
fire.
There was only one case for trial be-
fore Mayor Thompson this morning, that of
Charles Haskins, charged with larceny of
a pair of pants. Case continued until
o'clock tonight.
a number of the members of the Good
Templar lodges OF this city have gone to
Dun-Lorirg to attend meeting of the dis
trict lodges
Martha j. Saunders has sold to J. NJ. San
ders the property on the north side of Prince
street between Fayette and Payne for 81 200.
Mrs. An0ie Mahoney, a white woman, was
picked up last night near Waterloo in a de-
ntented condition by a AIR. Brown of this
city, who brought her here and turned her
over to Officer Wilkinson, who took her TO
the station house. Her husband, who ives
in Washington, has been notified and will
send for her today.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary c. Martin, for
me ly Miss Mary c. Moore took place at
o'clock today at ST. Marys Church.