Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Inc Fairfax authorities arc repairing the
ola road adirg from West End to Hooff's
| run bridge
! Chloe Ann Tyler, well known colored
woman, died yesterday evening at her home
on north Pitt street.
he Alexandria Relief Association will meet
at tho armory tonight at 1870 o'clock. A
iuil attendance is requested
The Mary Gusts Lee Chapter, U. D. c.,
VIII III ct tomorrow evening at s o'clock at
the residence of Mrs Mehaffey.
meeting of Christ Chapter, Brotherhood
OF st. andrew, will be he'd in the lecture
room of the church at s o'clock tonight
Mir. A. j. Falls died Oh September 8 at For
doch, La He wss brother of Mr.. 2. W
Falls, OF this city, and was well known here.
Some ne spread poison near the corner of
Henry and Cameron streets last night, and in
consequence number of dogs in that neigh.
borhood died this morning.
A. c. Banks, colored. was bitten on the right
leg last night By small dog belonging to
MIR. W B. Smoot. The dog was subsequent
" killed by Officer Sherwood.
The funeral of the ten-year.od son of Mr..
George II. Burke, OF Burke's station, Fairfax
county, who died Oh Sunday, took place yes
terdsy evening from the home of his father.
Miss Lizzie E. Fault ner a sister of Capt
Ferd Faulkner, of the Southern Pathway
died in Washington yesterday. Her remains
will be brought here tomorrow for inter-
m mt.
A delegation from Mount Vernon Council,
Daughters Of America, left here last night in
the bus Great Eastern" for Washington to
pay fraternal visit to Independent Council
Of the order in that city. They returned at
a late hour.
Mr.. John J. Mcnamara. who mber of
years ago was conductor on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad, died at Cumberland,
SID, on Sunday night, aged So years He
Leaves wife and SIX children.
he remains of Private Charles Throck-
morton, of the Twenty Kansas regi-
msDt, who died at Bristow Station hospital on
Sunday, were forwarded 10 Columbus, Kansas,
by Messr5. Domaine & Son yesterday evening.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washing
ton yesterday TO Wiliam Robinson and Pearl
$. Lucas, both Of Fairfax county; Walter :.
Clough and Annie c. Blown, both of Alexan-
dria. and to James w. G. unnesley and Deli.
lab Beach, of Lorton Valley.
James Sullivan, who was wanted by the
police to answer charge of maliciously cut
ting Arthur Harrison night or two ago. this
Gotning delivered himself up He will be
arrsigned before the Mayor at 6 o'clock this
evening. He claims he was cut by Harrison.
The Washington authorities have arrested
Frank II yes of this city. charged with petit
larceny and with breaking ninety dollar
mirror. Hayes is wanted in this city to
answer the charge of robbng railway cars
and the Washington police have sgnified
their willingness to send him hore.
The ticket office of the Mount Vernon
Electric Railway at Arlington Junction was
robbed Saturday evening of number of tick.
cts during the temporary absenc. of Mr. G.
NJ. Watkins, the agent. Mr. Watkins fortu-
nately had put tho cash in his pocket before
leaving the office. The loss of the tickets,
with their number, was promptly reported,
so that they will be of no use to the thief