Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
HAPPENINGS OF A DAY IN THE
NEARBY VIRGINIA CITY.
Death Of William M. Green, Bride
groom of Only Three Months
Items of General Interest

Special Correspondence OF Inc Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. March 2. 1907
Funeral services over the remains OF
William Macarthur Green, who died at 4:So
clock yesterday afternoon at the Alexah-
dria Hospital as a result of an operation 1or
appendicitis will be held at the Hotei APP
pich, 713 King street, at 2:SO O'CLOCK To-
morrow afternoon. Rev. P. P. Philips, rec
tor of St. Pauls Protestant Episcopa!
Church. will officiate. The interment Will
he made in Ivy Hill cemetery. The 1unerai
will be conducted with Masonic hono[s.
Mr.. Green was a son Of Mr.. !: Jonf fs,'r
Green Of this city .,d ana no was of general
booxkeeper at the Alexandria Natioha.
BANK. Deceased was regarded as one VI
AIexandria's most prominent young men,
and the announcement OF MS ,ar1e CIRCLE
heard with deep regret ny ie
oi TIL deceased married Miss Rose Emma
Appich, daughter of Mrs Anna M; app paIn,
November q last. Mr.. Green was III ~
w. Of Andrew jackson Lodge No l2o. OF
HSasons. George Washington Birthday Asso-
niation Ratchelors' Club. Mt. Vernon Cnap-
ter Royal Arch Masons' anu 'he o'N
minioh ,n 1qs degree was conferred on
me nd5date of Potomac Lodge. NO 80
TnSenendent Order Of Odd FeloWs % Ee ests
city last might by the tn W Tesftn mum
ORR Sln ~ Odd Fellows from this CITY anu
per u, oton were in attendance: Speech
oI7;ng and a smoker followed tne B.,
work, among those VINO sR Protestant Epis-
ni Church. Past Grand BTaolo IT, "a
Gopat lodge. Washington, and wee SIahu
ProWn of Eastern Lodge, Wasn Mrs W
r, A c cnah1 Of Philadelphia. has been placed
+! os;tion at the chapel or the EpIseop os
m IN .ap"Iooical Seminary. The WINDOW wa,
-,aSe in Munich, Germany: anu 10 ~ rim,
beautiful design. The sup'. HE anostles
~ 10 Christs last charge TO ms p,otsad
GOV 10 pntter of New York has promisen
i Sisn popcet windows on the north ana spur u,
s,Iea of the chancel. and VIII nay. 70
Allied with English stained s, wote If thanks
cent meeting Of the faculty vote on 'n aanas
cen. ,tanaed Mrs. Houston for her dona-
ton.
General News Notes.
A c;vi, service examination was held at
~. o;ty most office this morning for the
,rrnose. of selecting a rural carrier Tor
-oute No. A. which has just been estap-
,sbed between here and Garfield. Va. seven
.,n,,cants were entered in the competition
and the route will be opened as soon as the
examiners determine upon the success1ui
candidate. The post Office formerly oper-
ated at Garfield has been discontinued, anu
s,erea fer the residents of that vicinity Will
get their mail delivered by rural carrier;
A committee of the Presbyterian brother-
hood is manning for a mems meeting TO De
held at that church Monday, March IL. IL
is expected a number of prominent cnurch
xUorkers interested in the movement Will de.
liver addresses on the occasion musicai
program is also being arranged.
The funeral of Conductor Alvin T. NC
C,lary. who died in Lynchburg, Va, Thurs
day last. took place at o'clock tn 1 s a,,
noon from his late residence, III South
Payne street. The services were conducted
nv Rev. Charles d. Bulla, and the inter-
ment was made in Bethel cemetery. The
nalIbearers were w. B. Smthers,, j. j. Ma
honey. r. II. Sherman. j. E. Gentry of the
Order of Railway Conductors, ]. ]. Good
win, s. J. Irby NJ ]. Cullen and r. Ross Of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
In the police court this morning John
Moy Chinaman. charged with assaulting
and beating Vina Green, colored, was dis
missed; Abraham Knight, colored, charged
with the larceny Of a quantity of books
from the Southern Railway Company. was
ordered to be sent to the reform school;
John Henry. William Miller and Mary An
derson, all colored. charged with selling CO.
caine, were dismissed.
The corporation fish wharf was sold at
public auction by Auctioneer 6. H. Lunt, a,
noon today, and purchased by Mr.. Theo
Ballenger for the sum of $500. The pur-
chaser has the use of the wharf for the
ensuing year. 1t Is stated that this is the
lowest price to be paid in recent years
Fishermen assert the quantity Of dsh re-
ceived here does not justify the payment OF
q large price for the wharf privilege.
A. Schuman one acre Of land. improved BY
q two-story frame dwelling, on Seminary
hill. to Mrs. Susie A. Haslett The consid-
oratfon va not given.