Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-29
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WASHINGTON. D. c.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

In the Corporation Court to day Will.
liam White, native of Ireland, was
uaturalizsd a citizen of the United
States.
In the Circuit Court of Staunton on
Saturday the jury in the case of ]. 7.
Nails against the:Staunton Milling Com.
pany returned verdict for the milling
company.
Rain began falling at an early hour
this morning and continued until about
the middle of the day. This evening
the heavens cleared and the sun came
out. The temperature has been rather
low.
A writ for the arrest of Count Eugene
De Mitkiewicz was on Saturday issued
by the Criminal Court in Washington.
lie is charged with obtaining money
under false pretense5. Subsequent to
his Indictment by the grand jury the
count was released on bail. which has
now been declared forfeited, he having
failed to appear for trial Saturday. His
present whereabouts are unknown.
Tomorrow being st. Andrews Day
special communion services will be held
at Grace Church at 6 o'clock in the
morning. The local assemly will hold
their annual meeting at st. Paul's
Church at 7:45 at night. At this meet
ing the election of officers for the en-
suing year will take place and work for
the year outlined. 1t i5 therefore
hoped that all Brotherhood men will
be present.
Mr.. Frank Haul, whose illness has hereto.
fore been mentioned, died at his home on
Queen street, yesterday morning. Mr.. Hauf
was recently assistant engineer at Portner's
brewery, and member of the Hydrau ion
Fire Company. He was taken ill several
weeks ago with typhoid foyer, since which
time his condition gradually grew WORSE. He
leaves wife and two children.
The distinction of building one of the
largest, if not the largest, passenger locomo.
tive in the world, belongs to the Richmond
Locomotive Works The road using this
engine is the Southern Railway. 1t is do.
signed to handle the heavy passenger trains
over the mountains of North Carolina within
the limits of the present fast schedules with.
out double heading.
In consequence of tho absence of Mr.. a.
w. Armstrong, who has gone to New York to
attend the funeral of his father-in-law, Mr..
J. Fl. Easton, the case of the county IS. the
city. to have been argued before the Court OF
Appeals at Richmond on Wednesday, has
been postponed till next Wednesday.
Tho new steam yacht Dione belonging to
a gentleman in Fredericksburg arrived here
Yesterday morning. and is now lying at the
Vu!caniz!ng Works wharf, whore che has
been inspected BY a number of visitors.
Isaac Newton Tsucii, colored, aged Al Years,
formerly Of this city, died at his home in
Washington on Saturday. His funeral will
take place from Alfred street Baptist Church
in this city to morrow evening
Mr.. M. II. Nash reported TO police head
quarters yesterday that some one entered his
y,rd Saturday night and s'o,e therefrom a
ham aud turk-y, which he had just pur-
chsscl Saturday evening.
Tho electric railway company has decided
not to remove its station from the store next
TO Mr.. Aliens drug store, but to remove the
ticket office from the drug sore next door to
the station Tocm.
Another nan from Washington went down
the river this morning on the steamer Wake
field to see if ne could identify the body OF
the man who was found drowned al Colonial
Beach recently.
The committee on poor desire all having
bills against the aims house and outdoor poor
IN render them OF The first das OF each month
TO Mr. J, q. Trimyer, Chairman OF tho com.
mittee,
An operation for appendicitis was perform
ed Yesterday at the Ihfirmary upon Ms.
ssmuel Sutton by Drs Smith, Purvis, Snow
den, Gibson, Howard, Klipstein and Miller.