The morning times., 1896-08-01
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Harry Fountain. ColOred, was fined sig
| in the police court yesterday for assa ull
| ing Robert Jackson. jackson was as
| saulted with a brick 10y Fountain during
| a difficulty at the Virginia House OIL
| Upper King street some days ago, and 1t
| was thought that jackson was seriously
injured. and his assaiiant was coininietei 10
| JaIl until YESTERDAY, 70 await the result
| OF his injuries. slL F..
Mr.. James Warren, while at work at iEe
| Southern Railway shops Thursday, had
| one of his feet terribly crushed by a heavy
| iron casting. lie was attended by Dr.
! O'Brien.
| Mr. Mortimer Mills. OF Vienna. Fairfax
| county, was Kicken III the abuoiIen ny ms
! horse Tuesday night. and seriously injured,
| Dr. r. w. Dorsey rendered medical at
| tention.
The funeral or the late Charles T. Crurnp
| Will take place TINS inorn!De at l. O'Clock
from the residence OF his sister. Mrs. Ed
| ward Hantzmon, on Upper Duke street.
Capt. T.. S. Randall, proprietor OF River
View. has rendered TO the committee repre-
senting the Union Sunday schools. a cGin-
piiinentary excursion 10 that resort Mon
| ceited the offer. and are making prepare
tons for the excursion.
Dr. L. R. Quackenbush, the medical ex-
aminer for the new council or the Royal
Arcanum yesterday forwarded the papers
or forty applicants for membership to the
State mealcal examiner at Richmond. As
soon as these papers are returned the new
council will he instituted.
Mrs. s J. Long. mother Of Mrs. J. X.
SwartZ, Gied in this city yes teruay-
The deceased had resided here Tor about
three YEARS, and had made many frieIds
| and acquaintance during that period.
The remains VIII be taken 10 PbiLadelphla
for internent.
The clerk or the corporation court re
| corded thirt weight deeus ana issued tour
t-..a !. ariiigc licenses ousing toe month
OF July.
Wellington Wednesday, is said to be in Il
serious condition. Irwin Lewis, Co!ored.
the assai.ant, has not been arrested.
Miss Virginia Walker, while walking or
South Henry street Thursday evening, fell
in hole five feet deep, which had been lett
uncovered. The lady was painfully IN
jured. 1t is said she will enter suit against
the city for damages.
Mr.. John Lunt, with his family, who has
been visiting reiauves ~ tnis city, has
returned to his home in st. Paul.
MISS Rebecca Powell viii next week
for Denver. Col, where she Will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mr. Carroll Asbby and wife leave for
Atlantic City today.
DR.. and Ars. Brown have returned from
Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. F. 7 Benson will leave on Mon
day for Eastern snorc, Md, TO spenu las
vacation.
Mrs. J. T. Hill is at Colonial Beach for
a few weeks.
Mr.. G. Hatley Norton has gone to Capon
for the remainder OF the summer.
Miss Rosa L. Raines of North Carolina
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Cockey, on
King street,
Mr.. and Mrs. $. G. Brent have gone t.,
Old Sweet Springs, w. Va, for ybe sur.s-
mer.
Misses Annie Kramer and Belle Steele,
are sunnering in airfaN county.
The committee appointed at the recently
organized Bryan and Sewall club to name
members from each of the four wards
OF the city met last night and agreed to rec
Ommend that the executive committee be
composed or three instead of two from
EACH ward, and that the following named
gentlemen be elected: First ward-Hubert
Second ward-Frank Price, K. 7. Cook.
F. F.. Marbury. Third ward-William Il.
Smith, ID. B. StansDury and john w. May.
Fourth ward-John A. MarshalsJ. Clinton
Smoot and Oscar Carter. 1t was decided
to postpone the mass meeting announced
conventions, which meets in this city on the
18th inst.
Policeman Goods was injured last evening
b ybeingthrO wn from his horse. Fortunately
no bones We're broken and the officer. was
able to report for duty.
4 largely attended meeting to perfect
the organization or u Mckinley and hobart
campaign club was held at the shipyard last
night. The organization was perfected by
tary and William p. Graves as treasurer.
Sixty names were added to the member
ship OF the club. A committee was appoint
ed TO make arrangements for holding a
grand demonstnsti0n at an early day. lnvf-
tations will be extended to Col. William