The Washington times., 1902-07-06

The funeral of Mrs. Julia &. Demaine, who
died in Brooklyn, y. y. last "Wednesday took
place at o'clock this afternoon from the
residence Of her step+son Sir. William DE
maine, SO King Street, and was attended by
a large number Of relatives and friends Of the
deceased. The services were conducted hy
Rev. J. p. Stump, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, and the interment was private.
The following were the pallbearers: William
II. Demaine, Windsor VI. Dcmaine Ernest NJ
Demane. George c. johnson, George siaier.
and William Allen.
In the corporation court today Dennis Carter.
coorcd, renewed his bond in the sum OF 500
for his appearance before tile grand jury on
the charge Of robbng Mr.. J. Sidney Smith.
The alleged ofense occurred June last.
Ex-Aldcrman W b. Dobie. while descending
a flight Of stairs with child in his arm. al
his home, 5ll South Fairfax Street, yesterday
morning, made misStcp and fell. His face
came in contact with piece Of furniture At
the foot of the steps and his check was badly
cut. His efforts to save the child from injury
caused the accident to himself. Several months
ago Mr.. Dobie lost Of his eyes BY having
acid thrown in it while work at 81 Asaph.
Capt. II. W. Kline, rescue worker Of New
York and Washington, will tomorrow after
noon, at O'CLOCK, conduct services in this
city in tent at the northwest corner Of
Columbus and Queen Streets His subject VIII
be Miracles Of Grace"
In the corporation court today deed was
recorded from the Mercantile hallway Build
irg and Loan Association conveying To Mary
&. McIearen frame house and lot on the
west side Of Patrick Street, between Duke and
Wolfe Streets, for the sum of $3.50.
Tho members of the Alexandria Light In.
tantry are making extensive preparations for
their annual camping at ocean View. They
viii leave here on July 10, under command
Of Captain King 1t is expected that most Of
the members will 90.
Mount Vernon Chapter ROYAL Arch Masons,
held 4 largely attended meeting last night.
The chapter was called off until September ,.
After the business disposed OF supper was
served. This chapter is second in membership,
and has even been regarded as first in ciiicicnc"
in Virginia.
Several out-cftown passions will occupy pull
pits In the various churches tomorrow. At
iiriSt Epiecopll Church the services will be
conducted b.; Rev. r. X. Ma-sie. ot the Epis
copal Theological Seminary. Rcv. c. II. Craw-
ford, state superintendent Of the Anti-Saloon
League, will preach In the Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow night at : O'Clock. The resi-
dent pastors will occupy the pulpits in the
other ch.rches.
II is understood that Rev Il. X. MasSc. Of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary, west Of
ihis city. will occupy the pulpit In ChrIst
Episcopal Church during the months 81 july
and August, until the vacancy caused by the
resignation of the pastor, Rev. Bergman Green.
is filed.
Many Alcxandrians have already left town
for the summer months Among them are Mr..
s r. Dishman and family. who spending
the summer AZ Hcrhdon, Va; MIR. Harry +.
Wheat is at the Rawley Springs; Mr. Charles
r. Roof is at the Io; Springs; Misses Annie and
Mary Hciscy are at Woodstock; Misses Eva
Marmadukc and Irene Y. Dearborn are in
Fredericksburg: Mrs. ". %. Pollard is visiting
In Ednburg; Mr. Charles v. Scott will spend
the summer at Newport X. L. Miss Fanny
Dixon is at Mount jackson; Misses julia and
Carrie Hunter are in Winchester.
r. ". Wheat and others today sold their in
terest in two lots. with buildings thereon, sit
uated on Union Street, between Queen and
Princess Streets. to Harric +. Wheat for 500.
To-day in the corporation court, Windsor
Demainc was appointed administrator of the
estate oi Jane Turner.