Evening star., 1898-10-03
AFFAIRS IN AL EXANDRlA-
keeti-g ThisEvening of Company F, Third
Virginia Volunteers.
Preparations for Muster Out of the
COmmnnd-Large Docket in
Police Court.
[ Evening Star Bureau,
I No. I2I King ST.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. October 8. 1905
Company p, Sd Virginia Regiment. viii
assemble tonight in Armory Hall for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
trip to Richmond the Sth when, 1t Is ex-
pected, the Sd Regiment will be mustered
out of service An important question to
be decided subsequently will be the reor-
ganization of the Alexandria Light Infan-
try, which at the mastering in of the Sd
Virginia Regiment was merged into Com
pany F. 1t has been a matter of specula-
ton since the return of the troops as to
what the company's future and it's relation
to Armory Hall would be- The general i'm
preston is that Company F will resume
| its old place and return to the armory.
When apr cached on the subject of leav
ing the United States service the soldiers
generally express the hope that they will
be disbanded the Sth.
Police Court.
Mayor Simpson had unusual number
of cases before him in the police court this
morning.
Rebecca Branson and James Perry, both
colored, We're arrested by officers Goods
and Hail. charged with being drunk and
dsorderly. They We're fined $3.50 each.
Florence Knight, Julia King and Martha
Lewis all colored, were arrested by Officers
Beach and Knight a charge of fighting
on the streets. The Lewis and King
men were fined s. each and the Knight
woman was dismissed.
Maud Tfppett, Minnie Finney, Emma
Johnson. John Snyder and Keith Styer
We're arrested by Officers Beach and Knight
for disorderly conduct in the tenderloin dis
trict. Maud T1ppett and Keith Styer for
feited s. collateral each Minnie Finney
was fined $3.50 for being dsorderly and
John Snyder and Emma Johnson were
| fined 50 each for indecent conduct.
hDr yx-ith n
orderly conduct was arrested by Officers
Lyles and Wilkinson. She was assessed
500
| Walter Abbott. a colored youth. was ar
rested by Officer Wilkinson for being sus-
| picious character He dismissed.
Several young white boys were arrested
| by Officer Knight. charged with shooting
craps The evidence was not strong enough
to convict. and the boys were dismissed.
| with the exception of Oscar Suthard. who
was fined 50 for giving false evidence.
| Church Services.
Yesterday was communion Sunday in
| most of the churches, but the rainy wealth
or prevented a large attendance.
| At the NJ. E. Church South DR.. ]. H.
| Boyd preached i'll the morning and Rev. j.
T. Williams in the evening.
Rev. j. f. Thacker preached at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church in the morning
| on the subject, Natural and SPIRITUAL
| and in the evening THE Fulness of
joy
Rev. ]. Howard Wells, who has been alb
asll. occupied ms puipits at Del Ray in. the
| morning and at the chapel in the evening
Rev Father Payne of Warrcnton offiCi-
| atcd a St. Mary's Catholic Church.
At the other churches the regular min
listers ohcIated. Mr.. Eagle a Student from
| the seminary, led at the Reading Room in
the afternoon. The Misses Taylor of Wash
| lhston Will sing lhere tonight and Mr
Samuel Stokeiey will conduct the services
| Funeral This Afternoon.
The funeral of Simon S. Genzberger,
youngest son of Leopold Genzberger, took
| place this afternoon at = O'Clock from his
| fathers residence on Wolf street 1t was
| largely attended. DR. Stern of Washington
| conducted the services according to the
rites of the Hebrew Church. The paIbear-
crs we're Solomon Cohen, Sidney Baar
Henry Blondhein. Lewis Shuman and two
members Of the Knights of Pythias Ledge
| of Washington. \ large number followed
| the remains TO the Hebrew cemetery, the
place Of interment
Brief Mention.
| Tie tenth anniversary OF the Young Men's
| Scdality Lyceum will be celebrated this
| eVtEing. An elaborate banquet will be
| spread and number of attractive speakers
| ara expected to deliver addresses. Rt R.v.
| A. Van de Vyoer, bishop of Richmond is
| G -pected to be among the guests.
Frank Wood of Baltimore came to this
city yesterday and recovered his runaway
| boy. Chan les. aged twelve years. who had
been detained at the police station since
| Friday night.
| 1t is stated that Mr.. w H. F. Beckham
| who for long time has been d local jour
| nalist. has been engs ged as advance agent
by u CreSton Clarke Theatrical Company
| and will 1--we this week to join the COM
pany in Baltimore.
| The druggists of this city have agreed to
clC Sc their stores at 10 o'clock every night
| except Saturday during the fail and winter.
Mr.. Harry Holt, who left the revenue
| office to join the amy, has returned to his
post in this city, having secured hon
| orable discharge from the service.