The Washington times., 1901-11-22

about twelve years of age. was given
hearing on the charge of stealing and
damaging a razor belonging to Abe Doug
lass. also colored. The mayor decided
that the boys parents could either whip
him or have him sent to the worxhouse-
They decided upon the latter course.
The he'd for the vitrihed brick on King
Street, between Fairfax Street and the
river front, On the north side OF tha
street, has been completed. and the work
of laying the brick was commenced this
morning The work. it is expected, VIII
be completed December 5.
A number Of member. of Fitzgerald
Council Knights of Columbus. OF this
city, will leave here tomorrow afternoon
for Baltimore to take part in the cele-
bration of Sailing Day of the Maryland
Pilgrims" which will be given by tho
combined councils Of the Knights OF Co
lumbus of Maryland in that city Friday
night. The Alexandria delegation will re-
turn Saturday morning
An afternoon Richmond newspaper Is
the authority for the statement that the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad is arranging to have a new
passenger depot built in this city.
For the past twenty years there have
been rumors that the Washington South
ern Company was to build new and
more commodious depot here. but all ru-
mors proved to be mere canards. As the
road has now changed hands there may
be some possibility OF the yeracity of the
statement. At any rate, it is hoped so.
It is understood that the revival which
has been in progress for several weeks
past in the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church will close tomorrow night. The
revival has been conducted every night.
Saturday excepted, ana during the tins
of its progress many have been converted
aud Joined the church
\ euchre party will be given in the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall to-
morrow night under the auspices of Alex
andria Division. No. l, Ancient Order OF
Hibernians. The committee in charge OF
the party have received many valuable
presents, and it is expected that large
crowd will attend.
Mrs. Missouri Mansfield has purchased
from Mrs. Nellie NJ. Fitzsimmons house
No. 12UI Duke Street, for the sum of
8. 500.
Work was temporarily suspended at 10
o'clock this morning, for the remainder of
the day in the shops of the Southern Rail-
way Company. in order that repairs might
be made TO the boiler and engine there.
Today in the Corporation Court c. E.
Evans was appointed trustee for OseeoIa
Tribe of Red Men, in place of f. Sehwab.
deceased.
Second Lieut. Charles L. Fisher, U. s.
A, accompanied by his wife left tonight
for Port Royal. S C., where he has been
assigned to duty Mr.. Fisher only recent
ly received his appointment in the army.
The Junior Euchre Club were last night
entertained by Miss Edith Ramsay at her
residence on Cameron Street Prizes were
won by Miss Elizabeth Lee and y. A. Mil
liken.
The Rev H. H. Warning pastor of the
Shiloh Baptist Church. colored. aad Sarah
Fox were married in New York yesterday.
The congregation VI the church will ten
der them reception on Thanksgiving
Day
The finance committee OF the city coun-
ell met tonight Considerable business
was disposed of. the nature OF which was
rot made public.
j. A. Washington. of Newport News.
Va, is visiting his father. Lawrence
Washington. SOP Cameron Street.
large safe to be used in the CITY treas
urer's office was placed in position in that
Office today.