The times., 1901-04-21
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

! ALEXANDRIA, Va, April GO. c. Car
! lin of counsel for Donovan ct al. against
the Consumers Brewing Company, of
! Rosslyn Va, today received from Judge
/ c. Z. Nicol. of the Circuit Court of this
! city an opinion dissolving the injunction
! recently granted, whereby the stockhold-
! ers of the defendant company were en-
! joined from holding a meeting and chang
! ing the name of said company, and for
/ the transaction of other business. Judge
Nicol, in dissolving the present injunction
grants another, which. in effect, accom-
| plishes the purpose of the first and en-
larges it. In part the judge says: In the
above case have decided to dissolve the
injunction heretofore granted with the ex-
ceptions that the defendant will be en-
joined from increasing the present indebt-
edness of the Consumers Brewing Com
pany, and VIII be also enjoined from
changing or attempting to change the
name of the Consumers Brewing Com
pany, and VIII be also enjoined from fore
closing the deed of trust now existing
against the Consumers Brewing Com
pany. until further order of the court or
judge. Ninety days are given the parties
for appeal if they so desire" The com
plainants are represented by c. c. CarIin,
of this city. and Messrs. Lambert &;
Baker, Of Washington. Messrs. r. w.
Moore, of Fairfax. and L. a. Bailey. of
Washington, represent the defendants
James w. Graham. a well-known citi-
zen, died last night at his residence. 210
North Alfred Street. Deceased was born
in this city eighty years ago, and in
early life learned the cabinet making
business. He subsequently became car
penter. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Tho property known as "Creightons
corner" at the southeast corner of King
and Royal Streets, together with the
fruit store adjoining, and two small
stores south of the building, on Royal
Street, We're sold today at public auction
by ). II. Lunt, administrator and were
purchased by W. +. Balm for So 800. The
bidding was spirited, and the price paid
is considered a good one. Mr.. Balm now
occupies the building and there conducts
a hardware store.
City Engineer Holcombe today opened
bids for paving the square on King Street,
between Royal and Fairfax Streets, with
vitrined brick, with a six-inch concrete
base. The lowest bidders were Messrs.
Cuvillier and Spinks. Their bid was as
follows: Square curbing, 81; round curb
ing, SlS3; paving, $202 The Committee
on Streets viii consider the bids at their
next meeting Among the other bidders
were the Crawford Paving Company, of
Washington Sweeton q Sons OF Long
Island City; Garrity, Of Hoboken, n. j.,
and Webster, of Alexandria The latter
was the next lowest bidder
Isaac n. Carper, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge OF Masons, for the State of
West Virginia, has appointed Magnus L.
Robinson, cclOred, Of this city to be rep
resentative at the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge OF Richmond' from the Grand
will have fun power, warrant. and author
lty 10 act and appear for West Virginia
Grand Lodge. This lodge has conferred
upon Mr.. Robinson. the rank of Past
Grand Junior Warden.
5. G. Brent, an attorney, today filed a
petition Of bankruptcy for his client, w.
{. Baggett, trading under the firm name
at about 81 200 and the liabilities at about
1850 Baggett Bros, conducted a grocery
and provision store at the southeast cor
ner Of hing ana Alfred Streets. The
store was closed today.
In commemoration Of the eighty-second
anniversary OF their organization in this
city the lodge Of ODD Fellows will attend
divine services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Sunday night, April 2S A
sermon appropriate for the occasion will
be delivered by the Rev. f. V. REGISTER.
The funeral Of Miss Elizabeth Garwood
whose death occurred In Washington
Thursday last. took place this afternoon
from the residence Of her father 1922
King Street. The funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. =. +. Phillips. of
St. Pauls Episcopal Church and the in
terment was made in St PaUIs Cemetery
Funeral services over the remains of
Miss Esther Dempsey, whose death oc-
CURED yesterday morning, took place this
afternoon at 0 clock from her late resi-
dence, 2i7 South Fairfax Street. The fu-
neral services were conducted by the Rev
Frank J. Brooke of the Second Presby-
terrain Church assisted by the Rev. ]. Z.
Thacker, Of Norfolk. Va. The remains
were inferred in the Bethel Cemetery.
Capt II. F. Knox today sold for the
commissioners, Messrs. c, G. Carlin and
J. X. NJ. Norton, lot Of ground on the
south side of King Street between Lee
and Union Street, 70 J. NJ. Hin for 81, 500
The lot is 3l12 by 81 feet.
Though Grace Episcopal Church is un-
dergoing extensive repairs services will |
be continued at the regular hours. All !
celebrations OF holy communion will be |
held in the rectory, which has been fitted |
up as temporary chapel Other services |
VIII be held IN the Sunday school room.
The Hydraulion fire engine which broke |
down yesterday in responding 10 an alarm |
Of IRE, is undergoing repairs at the boiler |
shop Of L. +. German and Will be placed |
IN service as soon as possible.
false alarm Of fire al 1880 o'clock to- |
night brought out the fire department
II Is understood that j. Laurence Perry |
of this city, VIII be agent for the AleXan-
dria- Washington ferry line in Washington |
The game Of baseball TO have been |
played tfllS AFTERNOON between tne EDiScO- |
pal High School team and the team repre- |
senting Roanoke College was postponed |
because OF rain.
Stanley Edelin,. of this city. who re- |
Gently sent 20 the State hospital, at Staun- !
ton, Va, has returned 10 his home. He |
says that Bryan Henry. of this city, who |
was recently sent TO the State Hospital |
from here, viii soon return.
In most instances the services at the |
various churches tomorrow will be con- |
Quoted by The resident pastors. At Christ |
Rgr Flp mill
occupy the pulpit The Rev. J. II. s. |
Ewell, the new pastor OF the Methodist |
Protestant Church, viii. for the first time |
roy.
The services at the Railroad Reading |
Rooms tomorrow afternoon viii be con- |
Quoted 10y the Rev. DR. Micou, of the |
Theological Seminary, |