Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-28
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Mrs Jane Cox died at her home near
Accouuk las night.
The ladies of St. PauPs Church will
hold a rummage sale at the chapel on
Tuesday next.
The tide made high last night, over
flowing short distance west OF the strand
into Union street.
A beautiful brass bed and spring Is
to be given as a souvenir of M. Ruben *
Sons 18th anniversary.
Sarah BIagmore, colored, died at her
home on Alfred street, between Giobon
and Franklin, on Thursday.
AR, F. & P. R. r. locomotive ran
"a the track near st. Asaph Junction
! ct night aud tore up some OF the
road bed.
The Circuit Court for the county was
engaged again today in hearing the
damage case of Elsom vs.. the W., A. q
Mt. V. Ry. Co.
The remains of Mrs. Maria A. White
more. who died 10 Washington on Thurs
day, will be brought to this city tomor-
row afternoon and inferred
Services will be held tomorrow night
at 7: 80 O'Clock for the first time at the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd Mission at
the corner of Fairfax and Franklin
streets.
The funeral of the late Silss Denly
took place this afternoon from PohlcE
Church. The services were conducted
BY Rev. Mr.. Meade, assisted by Rev. ;.
A. Wallis.
Mr.. Charles A. Cogan has finished the
piping and furnished high candle power
gas arc lights for the Norfolk y Wash
ington Steamboat Company at the new
ferry wharf 49,
Among the graduates in medicine at
the session of the University OF The South
at Sewanee, Tenn, just closed IS Dr.
Walter Adgar War6eld, son OF Mr.
Frank War6eld OF this city.
The schooner Maid of the Mist is un'
loading fish guano at w. A. Smoot 4
Co.'S wharf for the Alexandria Fertilizer
and Chemical Company. The schooner
came from Carriers and Indian creeks.
In the cause Of Myers VS.. Lansburgh, on
Monday last, the commissioners, Messrs
J. K. Cation and J. B. T. Thornton, sold
quite a number OF lots at Potomac, in
Prince William County, the prices rang
ing from $50 to $3.50.
Mr.. E. NJ. Anderson who recently pur-
chased the Clarke property on the south
side of King street between Washington
and St. Asaph, has given the contract to
Mr.. J. F. Rodgers to remodel the build
ing and put in new and improved front
A gentleman on leaving the City Hall
building Yesterday evening found that
he could not raise the night latch of the
door and had to call assistance. This
gave rise to a report that someone had
been locked in the Masonic lodge room.
On Sunday night last as train No. 2lS
on the Manassas branch OF the Southern
Railway was passing through. cut near
Linden, it ran into a drove OF cattle
that had gotten out of the field and on to
the track and one OF the coaches was de-
rallied and seven cattle billed.
A man entered store at the north
west corner of Wilkes and Royal streets
late thsafteruoon pretending be desired to
make a puechase, and when the lady
who was attending the store turned
her back he picked up a green cap,
coat. pair of pautaloOus and a white
sweater. He then jumped upon south
bound electric train and made his escape
Beginning with tomorrow, octobes 2sth, HI
! Washington Post will have every Sunday
great comic supplement like the NeF YorE
Sunday papers. They will sell for &c cop!
and not cents r. E. Knight, 62i-S23 KIM
street agents, will leave paper at your resi-
dence regularly and collect for same once
month
Mrs. Kramer, florist, at No. IA north
Fayette street, has always for sale beautiiu
colertion of flowers. Orders for SUNDAY
delivery promptly attended to
Dining room open every Sunday durln
oyster season C, II. zimmerman, MarKe
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