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ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan, 6.-The Mutual Ice
Company, of Alexandria, Va, was granted
charter by Judge c. E. Nicol in the cir
cult court for Alexandria city today. VIII
liam NJ. Reardon is named as president,
Harry Hammond treasurer, and William
NJ. Reardon, jr., secretary. These three,
with ]. w. Hammond and Edgar H. Ham
mond. are named as directors. Mr.. Rear
don has been engaged in the ice business
in this city and Washington for n1mber
of years past. His plant in Washington
was recently bought out by the American
Ice Company. He is the agent in this city
OF several Eastern ice companies. ]. W.
Hammond & Sons have been engaged in the
manufacture Of ice in this city for several
years past The combination practically
means that the citizens OF Alexandria will
In future be furnished almost exclusively
with manufactured ice.
The funeral Of the late Clarence French
took place at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
The remains were taken to Washington and
inferred in Mount olivet Cemetery. Rev.
Father II. J. Cutler, of St. Mary's Church,
conducted the services ]. c. Smoot, t. W.
Robinson. Charles Semmes. +. f. Marbury,
e. II. Ellery. and DR.. 7. NJ. Jones acted as
pallbearers.
Mr.. Charles A. Simpson has heen present
ed With a past high priests jewel by Mount
Vernon Royal Arch Chapter OF Masons.
J. NJ Overs, Of the Theological Semi
nary, will conduct the service at the Rail-
road Mission tomorrow
Mr.. Herbert Baker is critically i'll at his
home. in King Street.
The Iowa Apartment House Company
viii hold its annual meeting January IL.
+ In the Police Court this morning Samuel
Murray colored. charged with disorderiy
conduct. was dismissed, the complainant,
Martha Hughes. failing TO appear. Later
Martha was arrested and fined $3.50 for
contempt of court.
Rev J. L. Thatcher, formerly pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church, with his
family left for Norfolk last night, to take
up his new duties.
Aunt Cloe" Wesner. an aged colored
woman, was found dead in bed at her
home near the John Hay Industrial
School this morning. Coroner Purvis de-
cided that she died from natural causes.
The Alexandria County Court adjourned
for the term today without transacting
any business.
Miss Mary r. sisson, the fourteen-year-
old daughter OF the late Townley Sisson
died at her home, in North Pitt Street,
this morning. The funeral will take
Pia't lsb.h - Nal iADluth N-siAuuliS
Church Monday.
The week OF prayer vii, commence in
the Baptist Church Monday. Rev. T. p.
Revelle will conduct the services.
The grand jury of the corporation court
viii convene Monday to hear such cases
as may be brought before il. The princi-
pal case will be that of Thomas Elzey
colored. who is charged with the killing Of
William Pinkney. also colored. The shoot
ing occurred near the Stone Bridge, and
Elzey claims that II was accidental.
Rev. DIR. Forrest will preach at 81.
Paul's Church tomorrow morning. Rev
Father ID. Loane Will preach at ST. Mary's
Church, Rev. L. ]. Brooke in the Second
Presbyterian Church In all the other
churches the resident clergymen will con-
duct the services.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. G.-The entries for
Monday are as follows:
First race-Six and one-half furlongs.-
Sun God 107: Lord Neville. Murat, Lord
Fairfax. 1O2; Little Billy. Wilfrid Laurier,
McAlbert. 80; Corvallis, %; Joe Doughty,
SO; Trust Ne. Nellie Prince, Nancy
Seitz, o.
Second race-selling; one mile.-Cham-
berlain, Russell r.. Tom Gilmore, Sir Fitz-
hugh, 10; Macie Maree, Arthur Behan,
l05: Jodee, Profit, 102.
Third race-Selling; six and one-half
furlongs.-Trillo. 1877; Bonneville. Iii; san
Durango. Chieopec, Tom Kingsley. DR..
Parker. 107; Sir Christopher. 1O4; Molo
1C2; Judge Wardell. 80; Belle Of Mem
phis. 81
Fourth race-The Jackson Handicap; one
and quarter miles.-Al Fresco. 109,
Jimp. los: Lackman. 1OJ; Laureate, l04;
Pacemaker, 1903; Trimmer, Jolly Roger
100: Eva Rice, %; School Girl. "a; VOL
hurst. 1O1, and Dr. Vaughn, SO tMagee
entry.
Fifth rac-One mile-La Vega, 10;
Kitty G., 1O5; Tick Full. Barney F., In
dian. Little Smoke, Chickamauga, lC3; The
Bobby. Frangible. 100; Matt Simpson, eS;
Polly Bixby. %.
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results mt New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 6.-Track fair.
First race-One mile. Rotterdam
(Masou), to 1, won; Lexington Pirate
(Winkiield), 6 to /, second; Atlantus Wan
duzenl to 1, third. Time, 1:43.
Second race-Six furlongs. Kindred
(BradforD. 10 to 1, won; FL Caney
Dupee), 3 to /. second: Prince of Verona
(Boland), to 3, third. Time. lis 81.
Third race-one and one-quarter miles.
Our Nellie (Boland), to ;, won; Mailer
tMitchelD, 6 to l. second: Match Box "a.
Weber, 40 toll, third. Time, 2:11 IL.
Fourth race-The Audubon Handicap,
81 900 one mile. DR.. Vaughn CA Weber,.
s to l. won; Laureate Oupee). 4 to 1. Sec
ond; Molo (Hamilton), to 1, third. Time,
1:41 81.
Fifth race-One mile. Yuba Dam
(Tabor), to l, won; Colonel Cassidy tMc-
Joynt), IL to l. second; Rushfields
Brown, G to /, third. Time, 1:42 "a.
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

The Americans are being very badly distanced
by the Canadians in respect to electric trolleycar
enterprises in the British West Indies. \ Mon
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AMONG THE ATHLETES
Cross Country Run VIII Be Made
an Annual Affair.

i. VI. {. 4. Has Good Material for a
Running Tcnm-WiII Try for RaIti-
Indoor observation-disclosures Guards
Want Heat i'm Their Gymnasium.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-07

The defeat which the Corcoraa Cadet
basketball team suffered at the hands of
the Central High School team last week.
and which. by the way. was considered
quite football-like. has opened the eyes of
the management TO the necessity of pro-
viding some heroic treatment Certain il
Is that the players did not work up to the
standard they set up several weeks ago.
Manager Edwards. now that the busy rush
Is over. will see to it that all hands take
the practice they show the necessity for
The team had about twenty chances to the
Centrals one to make goals. but they could
not land safely, and as baskets count the
Centrals had an easy time OF It.
This pool, goaling shows a lack of prac-
tlce on the part of the forwards. The
guards or backs did theirpar all right and
kept the ball in the enemys field most OF
the time, but that alone does not win
games.
Captain Edwards was heard to say that
his team will not be guilty OF any more
such exhibitions"
Clark, Collins, Rowland McGlue. and
o'Connell are all clever players and the
equal OF any in the league, but they have
not recently been playing the game they
are capable Of. They will brace up now
and promise to make IL interesting for flu
ture competitors.
The management has heard from a num-
Der Of teams from out OF town who want
to play games, but on account Of the lack
of an available playing field nothing def
mite has as yet been done.
The indoor base ball team has arranged
a series of games with the local and Balti-
more Y. VI. c. A. and Carroll Institute
teams.
During the latter part OF this month the
Corcorans and CAROLS Will present q
joint athletic programme in the Institute
gymnasium, which will include basketball
and baseball games.
National Guard Athletes.
One of the most attractive features Of
fered by the District National Guard is its
athletic association, which has been the
means of bringing in many a member to
the Guard ranks. Unfortunately the feat
ure seems to be overlooked or else IL Is
not appreciated by The powers that be-"
and as a result an attractive feature is be-
coming very unattractive mainly and solely
because OF the lack OF heat in the gym and
in the dressing rooms.
1t has been so cold there during the past
fortnight that Prof. Koran, the physical
instructor. has found It necessary TO do
away with class and speciality work. II
was too risky to expose the members to the
dangers Of exercising and dressing in the
cold.
Captain Edwards President of the Ath-
letic Association. is hardly TO blame. as
be has been trying since last August to get
the Quartermaster's Department to put in
heat and hot water
Classes averaging thirty-fve men Tues
day and Thursdays show the amount OF in
terest members take in the work.
Prof Koran will take his basketball and
baseball teams to Alexandria for match
games next week.
a u SgHMJDT
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CORRECTING n Mr.apprehension.

NOrrttfIhE HTtHFUTeHFHFf"H'
CFrorn the Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
'Tas that your dog that was bowling all
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II guess IL was"
''Why in thunder don't you feed himY'
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Western High School viii play a league
game.
On Tuesday, January 16. the Bureau Ath-
letic Club will play the Eastern High
School in old Carroll Hall. G Street
The standing of the league teams fol-
loyCs.
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QUARTERLY REPORT

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION.
Quarter begins Sept. 25th 1885, Ends
Dec. Goth, 1890.
Ellis County, Kansas.
This report is to be made out and
transmitted to the State superintendent
of Public instruction on the last Monday
of March, June, September and Deem
county clerk for publication. Inc
County Superintendent also certities to
the County Commissioners that these
reports have been duly made and trans
united as required by law.
Number of district schools visited
this quarter, giving number of each dis
trict: 1 9 8 8 13 Is 16 IL Is
IS 20 81 % "a 81 % 30 81 "a
IS SO 81 80 80 40 43 81 SO "a
2. Average length of time spent IN
actual school inspection, ..... hour,
8. Number of written reports of such
visits made to the district board, -. ~
4. Number of consultations with dis
tr1ct boards, -.............. H.
3. Number of days Office has been
kept open at county-seat, TO,
6. Number of examinations Of dis
JTlCL CJCIhS IOCOIuSS "
Number Sept as required by law,
T. Number of examinations of dis
trict treasurers' records, ......... o.
Number kept as required by law,
8. Number of teachers meetings at
Cenoeo,...
8 Number of lectures delivered, 1
10. Is the office supplied with suitable
record books, as required by the exist
ing law? Observation-Disclosures. Yes
II Number of certificates granted. 8
first grade, o; second grade, 1; third
grade, 4; temporary, 8 ............
To THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, TOPEKA, KANSAS:
thereby certify the above to be cor
rect statement of the work of this Office
in the matters herein reported, for the
quarter ending this day.
Dated at Hays City, this 26th day of
Dec, 1890.
ALEX MEIER,
County Superintendent. Ellis County.
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