Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-15
HAPPENINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
EXAMINATIONS FOR POSITIONS
UNDER GOVERNMENT.
Charters for Various Enterprises
Carlin and Mann Speak
Tonight.
.cial Correspondence Of The Star.

| Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, September Is, 1903
Announcement is made by the Alex
andria board Of civil service examiner
that the following examinations will b.
held In this city October 20 and p next
Highway engineer in the Office of publ,
roads. Department Of Agriculture at &
salary of from $1,000 to $3.50 per year
telephone operator, male and female, tt
| fill number Of vacancies in various
parts of the country, at salary of So
per month; deputy shipping commissioner
In the bureau Of navigation. Department
of Commerce and Labor, salary $500 pei
year; mechanical craftsman. patent Office
Washington, salary of $1,000 per year;
domestic science teacher, Indian service,
female. salary of 5000 per year: teacher
of agriculture, in Indian service at Car
Isle, Pa, salary of $500 per year; testing
Col. and Berkeley, Cal. at $1,000 per
year.
Charters Granted.
The following charters have been
granted by the state corporation COM
mission:
Virginia Glass Company. Incorporated,
Alexandria. Object is to manufacture
glass. The sum Of $4,000. is named as
the maximum capital stock, and $4,000
Is the minimum stock. Incorporators:
L. Z. Strider. president, Washington, D.
e.; Peter Astryke. vice president. Fair
fax county: w c. Gardiner, secretary
and treasurer, Washington, D. c.
Sanitary Grocery Company. incorpor-
Goodman. president, Chicago, ILL.,; e. ~.
Yonker, vice president; Isabel Nancy,
secretary, both of Washington The sum
of $4,000 Is named as the maximum cap,-
tai stock and $1O0OO as the minimum
OnJect OF the company is to engage in
the grocery business.
The Interstate School of Commerce.
Incorporated. 4tosslyn. Alexandria county,
va. P. W. Robertson, president; E. V.
u Brent. secretary: r. Gordon Finney,
treasurer. all of Washington. The sum
OF $4,000 is named as the maximum and
minimum capital stock. The object is
TO conduct commercial school
Arrangements have been completed for
me speaking at Lee Camp Hall at 8
y CLOCK TINS evening. when addresses will
De maze by Representative Carlin and
Judge Mann. the democratic candidate for
governor. The affair will be under the
auspices of the 18th Virginia Regiment
chapter, United Daughters of the Con-
.e lacy, ana the Mary Gusts Lee Chap
Ter, Daughters of the Confederacy.
COOt Ball season to Open
The Alexandria Athletic Club will omen
the foot ball season Saturday next with
game with the Raleigh Club of Wash
ington. The lineup will be picked from
the following players: Sutherland. Nc
Dermott, Shaner, Hamilton, Douglas.
Steelman. e. Cockrell. Chilcott, Snowden.
Trigger. Mcbride. Nesbit, THOMPSON.
Stearns. Tomlin and Bealm Games will
be played on the grounds on North Alfred
street.
announcement is made that Joseph Bell
Amiss OF Alexandra county will be an in
dependent democratic candidate for the
state legislature, to represent the city and
county In the general election which will
be held November next The democratic
nominee is Robinson Moncure, this citv
1t is expected that large throng will
attend the opening Of the autumn festival
OF Seminole Tribe. Improved Order of Red
Men. which begins tonight at Armory
Hall. Mayor Par will deliver an address.
Petition for Morgan Treat.
A petition was circulated here TODAY to
secure signers asking for the reappoint-
ment of Morgan Treat as United States
marshal. 1t was signed by practically
every member of the local bar. Friends
Of Mr.. Treat are OF the opinion that he |
will be reappointed to the position by the
President.
The local board Of civil service examin.
srs this morning held an examination at |
he city post office to secure eligibles for |
he position of assistant chemist There
vas but one applicant. The examination
Will be concluded tomorrow
In police court this morning the follow
ng cases were disposed Of: Clarence
Sloan. colored. destroying property, ac-
Quilted: William Robinson. colored, as
'ault. fined $40, with the alternative OF
spending thirty days in Jail: Charles Toll |,
ION, Ernest Miller and Williamson. dis
,rderly conduct. the former fined IS and
he last named two acquitted.
Two civil cases are slated to be held in
he corporation court at 10 O'Clock tomor-
ow morning. Judge L. c. Barley presid-
ng. Separate petit juries have been
ummoned for each case.
In the corporation court this morning a
eed was placed on record conveying from
ohm Pullman to Samuel L. Pullman al
,ouse and lot at the northeast corner Of
Nasnington and Jefferson streets. The
was not given.
Miss Mary Bird Larrick. daughter Of