The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02

urer The officers. with Samuel Artz. con-
stitute the board of directors
The company has purchased property in
West End. and viii erect building at
that place whore they viii manufacture
their goods
Tho Mary Gusts Lee Chapter. United
Daughters Of the COufedeTaCy. yesterday
morning held meeting and perfected ar
TauEements for entertaining the dele
| gates Of the Virginia division. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, which
meets IN this city next week.
In the Police Court yesterday morning a
colortd women, named Mary Francis.
was fined so for contempt Of court. On
Sunday last the woman swore out q
him with assault. When the case was
! called yesterday the plaintln failed To
appear. The mayor ordered her to be
arrested for contempt.
LlCWellyn G. HOXtOn, youngest son Of
the late Col l. HOXtOn. Of the EpIsco-
pal High School, west Of this city, has
been appointed, through a civil service
examination. to the position Of labOra-
tory assistant in physics in the National
Bureau Of Standards, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington.
Announcement has tUSt been made of
the marriage Of Miss Katherine NJ. Wall
and Walter f PoOre. both Of Washing
ton, which occurred at the parsonage
OF St Mary Catholic Church. July p
last, The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father II. J. Cutler
The WOman's Foreign Missionary So
Getty viii hold their annual melting in the
Methodist Episcopal Church South next
Friday afternoon, when officers will be
elected for the ensuing term
Tonight several delegates from
the local chapter Of the Young Woman s
Christian Temperance Union will leave
here, on the Norfolk steamer, for Nor
folk to attend the annual State COnVen-
uon OF the union. to be held In that city.
Property owners interested IN the paving
Of Alfred Street. between King and Came
ron Streets. and on King Street,
between Union Street and the
Strand. Monday night met the
that these squares be paved as soon as
possible with vitrifed brick. All were
willing 10 pay their share Of the expense
Of same, which viii be one-third Of the
actual cost. The committee will report
ordinances to the city council at the next
meeting for the Improvement of the
squares mentioned
In the Corporation Court yesterday in
the case Of w. w. KinchIoe VS.. T. o. b.
Fox. a decree was entered referring the
case to J. J. Davies, special commissioner,
20 report, and removing the case 10 the
Circuit Court Of Prince William county.
Policeman Keith Davis yesterday morn
ing rendered his resignation as a police
man. Nj Davis has been policeman
for the past eighteen years. He will re-
sumo his former occupation, as river
man. and will take command OF the
schooner Shining Light.
@. II. Hayden has purchased from l. {.
Barley a house and lot on the east side
Of Columbus Street. between Queen and
Princess Streets. for 1890
In the Corporation Court yesterday Judge
J. X. NJ Norton granted a charter 70
the Ccre Vege Company, Of Washington,
the object Of which is to manufacture
'Cere NegC." a liquid food The sum OF
100000 is named az the capital stock The
following are named az officers: Ralph
l. Gait, president; Henry Strauss, vice
president r. +. Knox, secretary, and
T. W. Dom. treasurer. J. T. Callahan Is
ramed as local agent
1t IS reported that the Southern Railway
Company is contemplating the building Of
a large rOundhOuse IN this city which viii
cost something ike $500 600. Contractors
IN Richmond and vicinity. Il IS stated,
have been asked 20 give bids on the same.
The brickwOrk. il is estimated. VIII cost
so 600. The building IS to be erected as
soon as the details are arranged. To-
night. the shops Offices. depot and yards
were Illuminated by 80 are and incan-
descent lights, the current being furnished
by the new plant recently Installed at the
depot