The morning times., 1896-06-20
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Funeral Of Revsrdy ]. Dainger6sld
Largely Attended.
Railway Company Restrained by In
junction From Laying Its Tracks.
Death of wiiltam d. Davis.

The funeral services over the remains
OF the late Reyerdy j. Daingerfield took
place yesterday morning at his late resi-
dence, corner OF Prince and Columbus
streets, and were conducted by Rev. p. P.
Phillips, of st. Pauis Church. The pail
bearers were .Messrs. E. L. Daingerfield
j. T. Beckhaar; T. Burke. !. 8. Windsor
remains were taken u Poplar Hill, Nd,
The funeral OF the iSte william Davis
took place yesterday afternoon. The
funeral was attended by the members of
Marley Encanpment Of Odd Fellows and
Alexandria -Washfneton Lodge OF Masons.
The services were conducted by Rev. c. E
Ball, OF Grace Church.
The remains or young Horace A. Goa kley,
who died on Wednesday, were inferred in
the Union Cemetery yesterday morning.
The services were conducted by Rev. j. T.
williams, OF the II. E. Church South, and
Rev. j. H. Butler, OF the Baptist Church.
The paIbearers were Messrs. Harry Cats,
Wilmer Kemp, Frank Beekham, William q.
Piaskett, Thomas A. Fisher, Lucian Love
of Beltsviilc, Nd, and Joseph Clarke of
Washington. The deceased was a gras-
uate OF the National College of Pharmacy
OF the class Of 80.
Lucy Newman, cOlOred, was attacked
with a tit near the corner of King and Fit
streets yesterday, and fell to the sidewalk
and was painfully injured. She was con-
veyed to her home, No. 718 Gibbon street,
in wagon.
The Old Dominions defeated the vir-
ginias on Thursday evening In game OF
baseball by a score OF 20 to 8.
Patrick Hayes has been appointed by the
Inayor a policeman to serve during the sus-
pension of Officer Hall.
Leonard the little son of Mr.. Arthur
Nails, feh on Thursday evening and broke
his leg.
4 decree was entered in the corporation
court yesterday requiring S. l. Bell to-
pay his wife, Carrie NJ Bell, SIS per month
during the pendency ortbe suit for divorce.
Mrs. r. u. Atkinson, residing on upper
King street, was painfully burned yesterday
by the explosion of gas from a gasoline
stove, which she was attempting to light
Theinjured lady was attended, by DR.. Smith.
The meeting at the Union Mission tent, oa
North Washington street, last night, was
conducted by the Christian Endeavor So
ciety ofthe II. P Church. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. F. T. Benson.
an unsuccessful attempt was made early
yesterday morning by thief to break into
the residence OF Mr.. r. Il. Atkinson, on
Upper King street. When discovered by Mr..
Atkinson the thief threatSned to shoot
him, and by thetime Mr.. Atkinson succeeded
in getting his gun the man had made his
escape.
Barney Fitzpatrick and Mary Duncan.
whose forms are bent with age, were
brought to police headquarters at q late
hour Thursday night, helplessly drunk, by
Officers Roberts and Goods. The couple
were enlivening the neigbborhood OF Upper
King street when arrested. Barney and
his companion hail from Leesburg, Va. They
4 ..rv>H~ fnFx IoN
In the police court yesterday Maria Turner
was fined So for assaulting Etna Simpson,
q little girl.
The work Of ofimproving st. Mary's Gene
terry was begun yesterday. An iron fence
is to be erected, the walks gravelled, and
the grounds extended and beautified.
The electric railway company has posted
,otices that after Sunday trains leaving
this city at $50 q. m. and $40 p. m. and
Mt. vernon at 1856 a. m. and $50 p.
N. will be discontinued.
An injunction was yesterday y granted by
Judge Norton OF the corporation court to
the Washington. Arlington and
Falls Church Railway Company from laying
its tracks on Chadwick avenue in Re esslyn.
and also enjoining the railway company
from maintaining and using car shed
which has been erected by said company in
the middle OF Canal street and the use OF a
switch laid on the SAME street.
Mr.. William Wa rier AID Miss Nay Javins
were married in Trinity Church Thursday
night by Rev. Mr.. NEp0hgal. On their re-
urn from the North Mr., and Mrs. Warder
will reside at No. 813 wilkes street.
Mr.. j. Frank Cock ,)as5 night entertained
he members OF victorious Columbia Fire
In the paflcfs attached to his
'csfaurant on Kingsstreet. An enjoyable
.vening was spent BY the large crowd pres
mt. h -
Dung man. died at his home on Wolfe street
Ihortly before O'Clock. last night. The
omac Lcdse Of Odd; fliows. and was also
member of Wathfnxtc tcn Lodge OF Nasons
as -. rs: .saossS ws;s rsST9 Xssn;nssos: where