The Washington herald., 1909-07-18

was under the impression II was vacant
lie enected an entrance By. prylng OF the
Stats OF a window blind on the south
side or the house with a shingle. AT the
llfne the house was unOccupied. as Mr..
buTAe and his family are spending the
summer az MS country residence, Fairfax
county, west OF this city. Wells VIII be
given a hearing in the police court MOI
day morning.
Mss Mary Z Goods. daughter Of the
late James Goods, died shortly before
o'clock this morning at the home OF her
niece. Mrs. T. I. Mcdonald. 111s king
street She had been IN III health about
month. Miss Goods was severty-six
years old The deceased had been
member Of the Methodist Protestanf
Church for the past sixty years. Her
funeral viii take place from that
church al 5 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. and the services viii he conduct
cd by the pastor. Rev. J. NJ Holmes
olN nephews will serve as paIIbearers.
The following recently elected on
GERS OF Alexandria Protective Horne
Circle. No. 2S. were duly installed last
night James L Foster, past president:
Mrs r Bradfeld. president. Mrs. Lucy
CarTico. vice president: Mrs. Eva II
Lloyd. guardian; Mrs. Minnie D. Brad
field, secretary; H. ". Kerrick ac-
,countant and treasurer: Arthur T
LLOYD. chaplain: John ". Mason e-ui5e-
John r. Studs, companion. Charles F
Butler. watchman: Ernest $. Davis
sentinel: Arthur L. LLOYD. Eva n IIov7
ana Minnie D. Bradheld. trustees for
SIX months The ceremonies incident 10
TIE installation were conducted by
William z. Richer, supreme president.
assisted by r. 3. Harbaugh. supreme
deputy. OF Washington.
Thirteen dogs, taken up BY the Official
dog catcher cn the first days rounds
We're shot this morning. as they had not
been claimed within the past 1orty-eight
hours. SeveTaI more which are IN Gus
tody VIII be killed Monday.
When the Official catcher rounded IN
his work for the day. sixteen dogs were
IN the drag. this being the largest haul
made since the work has been inaugu-
rated.
A horse attached 70 a wagon belong /
ing 20 J. W Gaines. OF Fairfax County. I
who conducts stand IN the city mar
ket. ran away this morning from The
upper end OF King street. The horse was
driven by two boys. who pluckily held
L. the reins- When The frantic animal /
reached the intersection OF King and
Royal streets he feil and was badly in 4
Jured. The boys escaped injury.
The Washington Monument Assocla- I
ton has sold to hamilton & Co. two /
lots in the George Washington
Park Mrs. Mary c. Powell has aiso 4
from the association a lot IN /
the park.
]. D. Normoyle. real estate dealer. has
sold for John A. Webb. OF New York. 10
James T. Kelley. this city. house and LOT
known as 25 Commerce street
Katherine B. Hardin has purchased from
Benedict Wheatley a building lot on the
vest side OF Patrick street. between Cam
IRON and Queen streets. A deed Of con-
7eyance was placed on record TODAY in
he Office OF the clerk Of the Corporation
Court
The police are INVESTIGATING the theft OF
%, which was stolen yesterday from the
home OF Mrs. Il. A. Coalley. 122s Prince
street The robbery was reported at Dc
ice headquarters this morning.
The National Electric Supply Company,
II Washington. whose plant in this city
las been closed for some time past. VII.
Is understood, shortly reopen with H
Austead. this city. as superintendent
The plant is located at the shipyard
Tucker at Chatham.
pecial 20 The Wsshiagt0n Herald
Lynchburg, Va. July Hilary St.
George Tucker VIII speak az Chatham