Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-06-22
Isaac Eichberg & Son.
which fell in her yard. This morning
she turned ten over to the police.

which fell in her yard. This morning
she turned ten over to the police.
A young man demolished some glass
ware In II. Kaletski's saloon on King
street Saturday afternoon. Officer I'll
Ger arrested the man and took him be-
fore the Mayor, who fined him SO and
made him pay the damage he caused.
Philip, the little son Of MIR. James
Tennesson, seriously cut both bis legs by
falling on piece of iron Cd Union street
yesterday afternoon. The cuts went
through to the bones, and it was neces-
sary to take several stitches in ths
wounds.
Sergeant Daily and Officer Greer,
while raiding resort kept by negro
woman in Washington on Saturday, had
concentrated I've thrown into their
faces. They were both badly burned.
The woman was arrested, but other in
mates of the house escaped.
The children's meeting at the Union
Mission tent on north Washington
street yesterday afternoon was Very in
terestiDg and largely attended. At
night praise and experience meeting
was conducted by Mr.. Redding, the su
perintendent, and was well attended.
Happy Jack Lawton," the ex-circus
man, who is charged with doping Mr..
Burriss, the Montgomery county, Nd,
farmer, was brought into court in Wash
ington on Saturday and committed to
jail to await the action of the Virginia
authorities, who have been notified of
the capture.
The remains of the late Mrs. Marga-
ret Cooke, who died in Washington,
were brought to this city yesterday
evening at 2 o'clock and buried in
Bethel cemetery. The deceased had
many friends and acquaintance in this
city who followed the remains to their
last resting place.
The gold watch, two boxes of cigars,
bottle Of whisky and 81, which were
reported to have been stolen from the
store of MIR. G. r. Davis, corner of Hen.
ry and Duke streets, have been return
ed. 1t is thought to have either been
Joke or that the parties who stole the
articles were frightened into returrIaiing
them,
Ices Tauber, an Italian, and Dora
Tinkelstein, of Turkey, residing in
Washington, were married at the Brad
dock House in this city yesterday even.
ing by Rabbi Stein. In consequence of
the new marriage laws of the District
of Columbia making it difficult for an
alien to get married in Washington,
they came to this city where the cere-
mony was performed.
st. Patrick was Scotchman, accord
ing to the historical research of the Rev.
Randolph McKim, rector of the Church
of the Epiphany, Washington, who
preached there last night very In.
terestiDg sermon on the lives and SER
vices of st. Alban, st. COLUMBIA and st.
Patrick. DR.. McKim, on the other
hand, ascribed the birthplace of ST.
COLUMBIA, the Scotch saint, to Ireland
so that the exchange was at least fair
Ex-Gov. Campbell, of Ohio. delivered
an address at River View on Saturday
at the excnrsion given by the Interstate
Democratic Association, of Washington
He made plea for harmony, but gave
no explicit declaration as to his fnan
cial views. He indicated, however
that the friends of gold and silver might
be able to come to an understanding al
the Chicago convention. BE urged 8
policy Of concilis ton as the only means
by which the democracy could be saved
! from overwhelming disaster.